to testify under oath before the panels, and that only private, non-legally-binding, non-transcribed interviews would be permitted. The Democratic chairs of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees said that the White House terms were unacceptable. A ranking member of the Senate Judiciary committee, Arlen Specter (R-PA) said that the White House had not responded to an April 11, 2007, inquiry by the committee, and he supported the issuance of the subpoena in light of the lack of response by the White House and Taylor. On July 9, 2007, White House counsel Fred Fielding, in letters to Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and Representative John Conyers (D-MI) said President Bush is invoking executive privilege and not allowing Taylor to testify, but reiterated that Taylor was available for a private, off the record interview. Business career In 2008, Fagen founded a media firm, BlueFront Strategies, as a strategic consulting and public affairs company to focus on issue advocacy and solutions for business. In mid-2009, Fagen co-founded, with public affairs veteran John Brady, the company Resonate Networks, an advertising firm that uses data on political leanings and attitudes to help companies and interest groups sell online ads. Fagen became a partner at DDC Advocacy in 2011 after the company acquired Bluefront Strategies. Fagen also sits on the board of CentraForce. Fagen's commentary appears on CNBC, where she is regular contributor. Deep Root Analytics In 2013, Fagen and TargetPoint Consulting partners founded Deep Root Analytics, a media analytics company that helps clients use big data to make ad buying decisions. They aim to improve microtargeting by providing better web-enabled media targeting. In June 2017 cyber risk analyst Chris Vickery discovered Deep Root's data on an unsecure Amazon server, which exposed political data on more than 198 million American citizens. Sources of the data included American Crossroads, the Kantar Group and r/FatPeopleHate, among other subreddits. Personal life Fagen is the daughter of Ray Taylor, a former Iowa state representative. She is married. References 1974 births College Republicans Dismissal of U.S. attorneys controversy Drake University alumni George W. Bush administration personnel Iowa Republicans Living people Politicians from Dubuque, Iowa Pollsters