Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Responds to the U.S. Air Force Records Leak

Contact: Edie Heipel, Edie.Heipel@mail.house.gov

As a member of the House Oversight Committee, and a USAF Veteran myself, I take the records leak very personally. Not only does my office have reason to believe my records were also leaked, a victim of sexual assault — Jennifer Ruth Green — was exploited for what? Politics.

This disgusting and abhorrent behavior will be dealt with. The Air Force has an obligation to protect the privacy and health information of all service members — regardless of their political party.

The deadline for information we requested was today. This morning, we received a message from the Air Force promising a thorough and complete response by March 17. The Air Force has had more than enough time to fulfill this request.

We would like to remind Secretary Austin that the Air Force works for and answers to the American people — not the DCCC or Due Diligence Research, the Democrat oppo firm that illegally obtained service records.