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U.S. Secrecy laws poll
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U.S. Secrecy laws poll
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TheOldSchool
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U.S. Secrecy laws poll
Reporters sitting in rooms with blacked-out windows. Legislators voting on a bill they haven’t seen. Welcome to 2017.
From The White House To Capitol Hill, Republicans Embrace Secrecy | HuffPost
Hum Dinger
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The secrecy laws should always be enforced, however there must be a valid reason why information is designated as classified/secret.
If it can not be shown that the designation is valid, then the 'violator' should be found innocent.
If it can not be shown that the designation is valid, then the 'violator' should be found innocent.
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