Comments about ‘Government transparency a boon’

Uh huh....what the newmedia receives/digs out, interviews/politicans say is not transparency. What goes on in government circles rarely comes to light as to the actual behind the scenes happenings/plans. This is a political term just like the crazy term nonpartisan....what's that? Do you people believe this baloney? How about the Easter Bunny/Tooth Fairy/Santa Claus/Stimulus Package. The only thing I believe in is my wife/my religion/the Constitution/my country will prevail....despite the liberalism and the radicals attacking it. Leon Panetta is the new CIA designate? You must be kidding! Heaven help us. Let's get military bases on all the borders, and continue the fight against radical jihadists and all those killers in the Middle East.

I couldn't agree with you more.
Although I'm a little more then concerned with the complete perversion of the Constitution.
I'm afraid the only way for us to survive is for Americans to stand up and call out both the Republican and Democrat parties for what they are, corrupt political hacks that have proven they cannot be trusted with another penny of the money Americans work so hard for.
If we don't implement another way to collect taxes and pay for the LEGITIMATE funding of Government we will soon have massive inflation and people losing their jobs with no end in sight.
As for Leon Panetta, wasn't he Bill Clinton's Cheif of Staff and closest advisor from about 92-96? Didn't he advise Mr. Clinton not to accept the offer of extradidtion of the one and only Osama Bin Laden?
America deserves better.

Why can't all the cities and towns, counties school districts have transparency?? I find it almost impossible to find out what school teachers make and when their salaries are reported they do not include benefits.

The devil is in the details. Government rarely creates a bad legislative product that does not have an attractive label on it.

Journalists lets have all the details; we have a complete list of ingredients and vitamins etc on the very products on supermarket shelves so we can decide whether we want to purchase or not.

If legislation is too convoluted, tenuous, vague and/or complicated, assume it's bad and oppose it.

That's a real, nice picture of a new Audi TT Coupe! It makes the old building behind it look like a medieval castle---oops, that's what it is!