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A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that White House visitor logs maintained by the U.S. Secret Service are agency records and, as a result, are subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act if not covered by one of the law’s many exemptions.
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Judicial Watch had asked the court to order the release of Secret Service logs of White House visitors from Jan. 20, 2009, to August, 10, 2009. The request came after the Obama administration had claimed that the visitor logs “are not agency records subject to the FOIA.”
Will they actually obey the court decision? They haven't so far.
Will they actually obey the court decision? They haven't so far.
Do you read your own links, from your own link, today is Thursday
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A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that White House visitor logs maintained by the U.S. Secret Service are agency records and, as a result, are subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act if not covered by one of the law’s many exemptions.
A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that White House visitor logs maintained by the U.S. Secret Service are agency records and, as a result, are subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act if not covered by one of the law’s many exemptions.
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Judicial Watch had asked the court to order the release of Secret Service logs of White House visitors from Jan. 20, 2009, to August, 10, 2009. The request came after the Obama administration had claimed that the visitor logs “are not agency records subject to the FOIA.”
Will they actually obey the court decision? They haven't so far.
Hmmm...this administration didn't either, and I didn't hear the extremists crying then. But who cares about hypocrisy and blatant self serving coverage of bull crap.
A federal judge on Wednesday ruled that White House visitor logs maintained by the U.S. Secret Service are agency records and, as a result, are subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act if not covered by one of the law’s many exemptions.
...
Judicial Watch had asked the court to order the release of Secret Service logs of White House visitors from Jan. 20, 2009, to August, 10, 2009. The request came after the Obama administration had claimed that the visitor logs “are not agency records subject to the FOIA.”
Will they actually obey the court decision? They haven't so far.
Hmmm...this administration didn't either, and I didn't hear the extremists crying then. But who cares about hypocrisy and blatant self serving coverage of bull crap.
So, let's see that...2006 and 2007...yet no visitor logs. Let's see the outrage....hmmm....probably not. Guess it'll be tea time.
I will admit after reviewing the Cheney logs that the instances are similar. The lawsuit was dropped in Cheney's case.
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