Government Secrecy
Spawning a Culture of Secrecy 
THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION ON A CULTURE OF SECRECY
Given their principled skepticism of big government, political conservatives ought to be in the forefront of critics of unchecked government secrecy. Instead, "openness" has often been tagged as a "liberal" cause, and conservatives have mostly been missing in action. But that may be changing.
In a new op-ed article, Mark Tapscott of the Heritage Foundation warns of "a bureaucratic culture of secrecy that has grown over the decades to encompass the entire government."
Source: Steven Aftergood (what a wonderful name for an activist )
Link, Permalink - Posted by HumbleOpinion on 7/29/2004 at 1:10:24 AM
THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION ON A CULTURE OF SECRECY
Given their principled skepticism of big government, political conservatives ought to be in the forefront of critics of unchecked government secrecy. Instead, "openness" has often been tagged as a "liberal" cause, and conservatives have mostly been missing in action. But that may be changing.
In a new op-ed article, Mark Tapscott of the Heritage Foundation warns of "a bureaucratic culture of secrecy that has grown over the decades to encompass the entire government."
Source: Steven Aftergood (what a wonderful name for an activist )
Link, Permalink - Posted by HumbleOpinion on 7/29/2004 at 1:10:24 AM