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February 06, 2008

Questionable FOIA Oversight Move

This GovExec article explains how the White House is being attacked for shifting a Freedom of Information Act oversight office from the National Archives to the Department of Justice. The creation of this office was signed into law by President Bush in December in order to increase and improve government transparency, but critics of the shifting of a key ombudsman position say this is a shady maneuver designed to undermine the intent of the law.

-- Dylan Blaylock

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The President is consistent in coveting secrecy in almost every move. What more can be said about this latest move related to freedom of information. Mr. Bush continues to invoke a fear of terrorism at virtually every turn of events.

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