Comment: The "incidentally acquired information" will be used for blackmailing members of congress, reporters, and any citizen deemed a threat to Bush's control. If you think this is conspiratorial nonsense then consider this from the Clinton days as written in Insight Magazine:

Confidential internal documents obtained by Insight indicate that the White House moved to create an even more ambitious and comprehensive computer database within the Executive Office of the President - one designed to keep tabs on virtually anyone who did or might come into contact with presidential personnel.

Known by the acronym WHODB, for White House Office Data Base, the super-secret computer system was nicknamed Big Brother - and for good reason. The "eyes only" database not only can track generic information about people and issues, it is designed to include such intimacies as personal biographies, military records, academic degrees, family details and addresses, political loyalties and how or whether individuals are "important" by region, state or city.

It also can identify whether targets were early supporters of the president, remain supporters, whether they were or are financial contributors, how they "feel" about key issues, for what they have asked or might want from the Clinton administration and what the administration has done for them.

Moreover, according to sources, WHODB had an early design feature that would allow it to interface with the computers at the Democratic National Committee, or DNC. "They [the DNC] were going to provide data - a lot of it - about party people," says one of the sources. "It was a hugely secret project; it was a very sensitive matter."