This story from the New York Times describes then-candidate Obama's pledge to allow the public five days to view a bill passed by Congress before the President signed it.
It's not working out that way.
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- City of Monroe Open Meetings Questioned
- City of Bellingham Withholding Train Accident Docu...
- Judge Rules Gay City Employees' Names Can Be Withheld
- Judge Seals Records and Closes Courtroom
- (Longview) Daily News Editorial on Pres. Obama's R...
- Jason Mercier Op-Ed on State Spending Database
- Ken Bunting Op-Ed Piece on Open Gov't
- Feast or Famine
- Pres. Obama Breaking Pledge to Allow Public to See...
- Attorney General Blog on Open Gov't
- $500,000 Public Records Ruling ... Kind Of
- UPDATED (2): Gay City Employees Try to Block Relea...
- Yakima Open Gov't Forum on June 24
- (Everett) Herald Editorial on "Late Night Happy Ho...
- Obama Criticized for Lack of Openness
- Supreme Court to Rehear Yousoufian Case
- UPDATED: Supreme Court Quickly Orders Release of F...
- Spokesman-Review Editorial on Copying Charges
- TNT Editorial on Federal Way Municipal Court Records
- The $1 Million Public Meetings Notice Mistake
- AG Ombudsman Questions Spokane's Copying Fees
- King County Considering Public Records Reforms
- Video of Alleged Puppy Mill Released
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