Proposed Law Would Allow Americans To Record Conversations With Federal Employees
A wise idea
Latest Obama administration transparency fail
Derogatory references to "libertarian," "tea party"...
How did they help the U.S. government?
He apparently tried to bolster the president's reputation
This is not classified information
Was unknown to the public until being leaked earlier this month; leaker may face treason charges
Reducing transparency and increasing the need for employees to have security clearances
The company asks the feds for more leeway
They're doing a heckuva job, they say
He's counting the Pentagon Papers.
That didn't take long at all
They can keep secrets, but we can't
Awkward for the administration
Claims it's about avoid being inundated with emails
If you've got a million dollars, maybe they'll tell you about them
Transparently control-freaky
ACLU requested documents on government's policy of intercepting text messages
Milwaukee Police chief appeared to blame department's trust deficit on media, not prior police obfuscation
Because ... because
The Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation has been linked to nastiness in Latin America
Suddenly, they're shy
Listening to the peasants is so annoying
Local newspaper won access as a watchdog
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