Return to Article: Groups ask Obama to reverse policies restricting access to information

By Andrew Noyes CongressDaily December 10, 2008
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    What "investigation" would necessitate that he allow anything? If it's worthy of investigation by any legal, real or serious investigative body, his approval would not even be an issue. However, if it was a witch hunt ie: the many conducted by the neo-fascist r-wing am radio mental pygmies who only in their misguided and misinformed imaginations think they EVER investigate anything, then why should he waste his time with such drivel. They should confine their expertise to such issues as Area 51 and is Elvis alive on Mars and other intriguing issues of which they are so intellectually equipped to "investigate".

    Ralph Toynbee Posted December 25, 2008 8:12 PM
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    Its hard to believe that Obama would sign on to this. He declined repeatedly to allow any investigations into his background and his graft from Ruzaka.

    dan ketter Posted December 11, 2008 11:07 AM

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Groups ask Obama to reverse policies restricting access to information
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