Liberals sympathetic to Sanders were outraged by the DNC’s response to the breach, in line with their concerns that the DNC has made decisions aimed at helping Clinton become the nominee, such as staging fewer debates and holding them on weekends when fewer people will be watching. Those contributions paid for the data that the DNC has stolen. Later Friday, the campaign filed a federal lawsuit seeking to have its access to the file restored.
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She did not speculate how soon that could be or if the campaign would be able to access its data before Saturday’s debate.
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“[We want] assurances that no data or strategic insight from this act of intrusion will be used by his campaign”, Fallon said. But the Sanders campaign insists that fault also belongs to the DNC and NGP VAN for the firewall failure. “Individual leaders of the DNC can support Hillary Clinton in any way they want”, he said, “but they are not going to sabotage our campaign, one of the strongest grassroots campaigns in modern history”.
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“We had to have an assessment and understanding of how broad the exposure was, and I had to document it so that I could try to calm down and think about what actually happened so that I could figure out how to protect our stuff”.
“The DNC has taken away our access to our data”, Weaver said. The suit accuses the DNC of failing to “implement reasonable data security measures” which resulted in a data breach revealed Friday morning. Weaver confirmed that the information had been improperly accessed and that the staffer who did so had been fired.
Weaver claims that the campaign confessed this breach two months ago and is astounded that the DNC would take such drastic action so late after that confession.
That decision infuriated Weaver, who said the party had cut Sanders’ team off from the “lifeblood of any campaign”. “In the heat of these campaigns, sometimes young people make misjudgments”, Weaver admitted. “They went hog wild downloading as much data (as they could) in about 25 minutes”.
The Democratic Party then adds data from commercially available lists that track such information as television habits and magazine subscriptions.
It was the vendor, Weaver said, who “dropped the firewall” easing access to the information.
In a Clinton campaign conference call on Friday evening, campaign manager Robby Mook called the breach unacceptable and violation of the law.
Wasserman Schultz said there was no breach of the integrity of the voter file in the previous incident. The Sanders campaign needs this information in order to maintain contact with voters and reach out to supporters, especially as the initial voting and caucusing approaches.
Representatives for Sanders, Clinton and the DNC did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Bernie Sanders just stumbled big for the first time in his unprecedentedly successful run for the White House. Democracy for America, a progressive political action committee that endorsed Sanders on Thursday, said it quickly gathered tens of thousands of signatures on a petition urging the DNC to restore Sanders’ access to the voter file.
Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign has filed a lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee to regain access to the committee’s voter file.
Wasserman Schultz said the vendor’s initial analysis showed the Clinton data was not only viewed but exported and downloaded. It is “effectively the strategic road map for all the states they took our data from”.
But Mook said, “This was not an inadvertent glimpse into our data”.
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“We don’t need dirty tricks”, he said.
