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Are the governments actions when the public and press seek information matching up with the administrations promise of unprecedented transparency? A workshop on goverment openess monday is closed to the public and press. It seems there is not enough room to allow the public or press.The meeting is about ways to improve how the government responds to information requests. Are you skeptical?
Are the governments actions when the public and press seek information matching up with the administrations promise of unprecedented transparency? A workshop on goverment openess monday is closed to the public and press. It seems there is not enough room to allow the public or press.The meeting is about ways to improve how the government responds to information requests. Are you skeptical?
"Yet on some important issues, his administration produced information only after government watchdogs and reporters spent weeks or months pressing, in some cases suing.
Those include what cars people were buying using the $3 billion Cash for Clunkers program (it turned out the most frequent trades involved pickups for pickups with only slightly better gas mileage); how many times airplanes have collided with birds (a lot); whether lobbyists and donors meet with the Obama White House (they do); rules about the interrogation of terror suspects (the FBI and CIA disagreed over what was permitted); and who was speaking in private with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner (he has close relationships with a cadre of Wall Street executives whose multibillion-dollar companies survived the economic crisis with his help)."
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