The most transparent Administration in HISTORY...

[thraashman]

If it's Ted Cruz, I'd vote Democrat!

I'd vote Putin for US President over Rafael "Ted" Cruz. Hell, I'd vote Khameni (I'm not looking up how to spell it right).

 

[norseamd]

Old story. Obama admin has been quite awful on press relations and freedom, this is well known among liberals and derided by libs, progs, Dems, etc. quite consistently. Notice how this report was performed by the mainstream "LIBERAL!" media.

Not only that but also taxpayer supported government media which is run by those "communists" and shit.

 

[boomerang]

Meh...

I put her along the lines of Karl Rove with Bush. The media always has someone behind the scenes they want to put the blame on instead of the person making the decisions.

I don't agree. I think she is the one making the decisions and Obama is the face we get to look at. He's proven himself to be less than bright. One dumb decision after another. Especially when it comes to foreign policy. If she's calling the shots he's a dumbass for listening to her and if she's not calling the shots he's a dumbass because it's coming from him.

It should be easy in theory for the right to get one of their own in the Oval Office. Obama has given them on a silver platter everything they need to say to get elected.

We now have Chicago style politics at a national level. That will be part of the Obama legacy. It will now be practiced by both parties because there is no going back. It's not going to be a betterment for the nation.

 

[schmuckley]

It's what they do.You can't believe what they say.

 

[touchstone]

at least the bush administration was nice enough to be obvious about their corruption




the funny part is that obama seems to make smart moves with shady motivations, while bush made consistently dumb moves with motivations that seemed much more opaque and benign

 

[dyna]

I'd vote Putin for US President over Rafael "Ted" Cruz. Hell, I'd vote Khameni (I'm not looking up how to spell it right).

What if Ted announces he will be the most transparent administration in history?

 

[Doc Savage Fan]

What if Ted announces he will be the most transparent administration in history?

He also used the word "imagine" about 40 times during his candidacy announcement....which we all know is code for "hope and change". I think he's onto something here!

 

[QuantumPion]

Most transparent administration in history declassifies secret intelligence regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/193175#.VRQ20OEpDcs

 

[MomentsofSanity]

Most transparent administration in history declassifies secret intelligence regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/193175#.VRQ20OEpDcs

So do we want to ignore the fact that the only reason anything relating to that was released was due to a three year long Freedom of Information Act request that was taken to Federal Court by Grant Smith, director of the Washington think tank Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy?

 

[werepossum]

And I'm sure you're just overjoyed that Hillary will likely get the nomination as well. Libertarian is always an option...at least for me. Your choices appear to be a tad more limited....lol.

Yep. Bring back Gary Johnson.

Nope, not happy that Hillary is a likely shoe-in, but given any of the repubs possible nominees, Ill hold my nose and vote for Hillary.

lol Yellow dogs always bark, but they never fail to line up at the trough when it counts.

Yet when challenged; 33% of the denials were then granted.

Seems like the policy is deny first if it could be embarrassing and then considered consequences when challenged if could be legit.

when requests from the New York Post are routinely getting shunted aside until challenged ...

It does three things - increase the cost to the requester, slow down the process to give more time to manage the message, and make more time to conveniently lose, alter or classify the requested documents.