The form contained 63 questions for those seeking high posts in the Obama administration. The questionnaire asked for writings, speeches, financial statements, tax returns, e-mail, brokerage statements, mortgage papers-some documents going back 10 years or more.
It asked for “the most controversial matters you have been involved with” and any “possible source of embarrassment.”
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