easyt65
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Barry PROMISED he would deliver 'The Most Transparent Administration Evuh'.
THAT was before his administration illegally refused a record number of times to comply with a FOIA requests (73%), before much of his cabinet began using personal e-mails/servers to avoid the FOIA and Federal Records Act, before he and Cabinet Leads started using aliases, before Democrats refused to allow Americans to know what was in legislation until Congress had rammed it into law, and before he and much of his administration began lying their asses off to the American people when they did actually communicate to them.
Now Liberals are seething with anger and hatred over Donald Trump already becoming more transparent than Obama ever was through the use of 'Twitter'.
I see no problem with a President being 'tech-savy' and using such a program as 'Twitter'; however, as the comic books said, 'With great power comes great responsibility'.
I personally would like there to be a 'Twitter Department', if Twitter is to be used so much - someone to oversee the Presidential Tweets to some extent, to ensure accuracy, that no secrets are released, no un-wanted consequences occur. I would not completely try to make Trump stop using it, though.
Liberals, however, seemed to be having a significant issue with President-elect Trump's use of Twitter.
Is it his use of Twitter, how he's using Twitter, or the fact that he is actually delivering 'Transparency' instead of just talking about it?
THAT was before his administration illegally refused a record number of times to comply with a FOIA requests (73%), before much of his cabinet began using personal e-mails/servers to avoid the FOIA and Federal Records Act, before he and Cabinet Leads started using aliases, before Democrats refused to allow Americans to know what was in legislation until Congress had rammed it into law, and before he and much of his administration began lying their asses off to the American people when they did actually communicate to them.
Now Liberals are seething with anger and hatred over Donald Trump already becoming more transparent than Obama ever was through the use of 'Twitter'.
I see no problem with a President being 'tech-savy' and using such a program as 'Twitter'; however, as the comic books said, 'With great power comes great responsibility'.
I personally would like there to be a 'Twitter Department', if Twitter is to be used so much - someone to oversee the Presidential Tweets to some extent, to ensure accuracy, that no secrets are released, no un-wanted consequences occur. I would not completely try to make Trump stop using it, though.
Liberals, however, seemed to be having a significant issue with President-elect Trump's use of Twitter.
Is it his use of Twitter, how he's using Twitter, or the fact that he is actually delivering 'Transparency' instead of just talking about it?