The ability to stamp a Government document secret is one of the most powerful tools in our Government. The backdrop for this whole debate was best summed up by Governor Kean, who did such a good job in chairing the 9/11 Commission, who said three-quarters of all the documents he saw associated with his work on the 9/11 Commission that were classified should not have been classified.
Ron Wyden: “The ability to stamp a Government document secret is one of the most powerful tools in our Government. The backdrop for…”
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Discussing the importance of government transparency and classification during Senate debate.
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