Author Topic: WH decides to "officially" put up a middle finger at government transparency.  (Read 1061 times)

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2015/03/16/white-house-foia-regulations-deleted/24844253////

I love our nation! Especially our presidents that love to keep promises!
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not ripped from front page of the internet
« Last Edit: March 16, 2015, 11:30:58 PM by Swat 3 »


If one were to actually read loving articles that they post, one would find that the White House stopped releasing information from the Office of Administration during Bush's presidency, and due to court proceedings, they haven't been for nearly 8 years. Them removing the lists of tasks for a process they no longer use seems reasonable.

I don't agree with it, but sensationalist news is sensationalist news and I figured I'd put my two-cents in.

If one were to actually read loving articles that they post, one would find that the White House stopped releasing information from the Office of Administration during Bush's presidency, and due to court proceedings, they haven't been for nearly 8 years. Them removing the lists of tasks for a process they no longer use seems reasonable.

I don't agree with it, but sensationalist news is sensationalist news and I figured I'd put my two-cents in.
forget, I remember reading that in the article.

It isn't right, though. Considering Obama assured that he would focus on transparency in the government, it is blatant lying.
It is something people should be able to ask for.
« Last Edit: March 16, 2015, 11:31:43 PM by Swat 3 »

forget, I remember reading that in the article.

It isn't right, though. Considering Obama assured that he would focus on transparency in the government, it is blatant lying.
It is something people should be able to ask for.
Basically every politician. Makes a bunch of promises they will never fulfill and slander peoples names, then proceed to conveniently forget about the things they campaigned for.

A politician lying about something? I'm shocked!


good
is this like the only thing you posts on political threads that you agree with

if you have nothing to add to the conversation dont say anything
« Last Edit: March 17, 2015, 11:37:11 AM by Epicduke »


good
please explain to me in detail how non-transparent governments are a good thing

is this like the only thing you posts on political threads that you agree with

if you have nothing to add to the conversation dont say anything
it was a joke more than anything.
please explain to me in detail how non-transparent governments are a good thing
have you seen my political compass?

it was a joke more than anything.have you seen my political compass?
You mean one of the most un-American leanings?

I... I don't see why it matters.

I... I don't see why it matters.
If a (representative) democracy is unable to see what their government is doing then the power goes from the people to the government on terms of knowledge.