Thread: Trump's White House will keep its guest book secret

No, I'm not big on transparency. I think people, businesses and most government leaders and agencies require some privacy to function properly.

Originally Posted by Judy

No, I'm not big on transparency. I think people, businesses and most government leaders and agencies require some privacy to function properly.

Too much privacy in government is how "swamps" get started. Remember, we pay their salaries. Just saying ......

Sure, too much privacy, but when there is too much openness, they can't function. We have had Federal Freedom of Information Act laws since 1967.

How did that work out for you?

Originally Posted by Judy

Sure, too much privacy, but when there is too much openness, they can't function. We have had Federal Freedom of Information Act laws since 1967.

How did that work out for you?

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Draw a picture for you? Okay.

The United States has had Federal Freedom of Information Laws since 1967. That means with few exceptions to protect national security and personal citizen privacy, virtually all documents in the government possession have been open to the public since 1967.

Is our country better off or worse off as a result of it? Have our government workers, public officials, elected leaders and elected representatives done a better job for US since 1967, a worse job, or no difference?

Is the swamp bigger or smaller today than it was in 1967?

Originally Posted by Judy

Draw a picture for you? Okay.

The United States has had Federal Freedom of Information Laws since 1967. That means with few exceptions to protect national security and personal citizen privacy, virtually all documents in the government possession have been open to the public since 1967.

Is our country better off or worse off as a result of it? Have our government workers, public officials, elected leaders and elected representatives done a better job for US since 1967, a worse job, or no difference?

Is the swamp bigger or smaller today than it was in 1967?

Your response does not change what I said concerning our need for more government transparency and insight into who visits the White House on a daily basis. Our government officials and politicians work for us and keeping something as basic as a White House visit list secret is not necessary or in the best interest of the voting public. Perhaps you think Trump has something to hide?

Anyone who thinks I get my information from InfoWars shouldn't have any right to see the visitor's log of the President of the United States.