WASHINGTON — The campaign arm of the House GOP was hacked during the 2018 campaign cycle, it was reported Tuesday. The email accounts of four…
WASHINGTON — The campaign arm of the House GOP was hacked during the 2018 campaign cycle, it was reported Tuesday.
The email accounts of four top National Republican Congressional Committee officials were surveilled for several months and the break-in was discovered in April.
But the three top House Republicans — Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California and Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana — weren’t informed of it, Politico reported .
Rep. Steve Stivers (R-Ohio), the House member in charge of the committee during the 2018 cycle, did not respond to Politico’s repeated requests for comment.
