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: TalkLeft

What Will Be Obama's Position On States Secrets Legislation?

By Big Tent Democrat

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Greg Sargent asks the question:

The legislation — which represented the consensus view of the Democratic Party a year ago — would drastically limit use of the state secrets privilege, which is the invocation of national security to justify government secrecy and get anti-government lawsuits tossed out of court. The bill was reintroduced this year by Senators Russ Feingold, Patrick Leahy, and Ted Kennedy in response to Obama’s use of the legal tool, with Feingold calling the need for the legislation “urgent.”

. . . In response to my questions, a White House spokesperson declined to say whether the Obama administration would support the legislation.

Good work by Sargent.

Speaking for me only

Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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