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The Washington Post asked for two years of White House visitor logs in June but the Secret Service refused to process the request. Government attorneys called it "a fishing expedition into the most sensitive details of the vice presidency."
Originally posted by HoorahUSMC
Come on republicans, if they have nothing to hide they should reveal the documents. Isn't that your big neener neener neener to everyone who disagrees with Bush's illegal wiretaps and illegal searches of your home and illegal torture of people?
Well? If Cheney has nothing to hide then he should reveal the documents! I thought Clinton was screwed with the Monica thing but dang that was a bj
Originally posted by HimWhoHathAnEar
I'm a Republican. I guess Conservative is the better word. That's the problem really, Conservatives find themselves without a real party these days.
At any rate, I'm open minded, regardless!
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"'the degree to which lobbyists and special interest representatives may have influenced policy decisions of the Bush administration' and the ongoing CIA-leak case investigation" prior to midterm elections. establishes a very important precedent supporting the news media's ability to quickly obtain information under FOIA when the circumstances justifying expedited processing can be established," said David Sobel, the Post's attorney for this case.
Injunctions have often been used by judges in FOIA cases to block the release of records while an issue is under review by the court. But in this case, the court used an injunction to order the Secret Service to immediately begin responding to the newspaper's public information request.
"The ability of requesters to obtain preliminary injunctions is critical to making the right to expedited processing truly effective," Sobel said.