President Obama promised his Administration would be the most transparent in history. However, his record, including here, reflects a determined effort to do the opposite.
David Vitter: “President Obama promised his Administration would be the most transparent in history. However, his record, including…”
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Vitter accuses President Obama of lacking transparency in his administration.
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