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Obama's reversal on detainee abuse photos properly balances transparency and national security

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John W. Whitehead [Founder and President, The Rutherford Institute]: "President Obama has been accused of falling short of his campaign promises for a more transparent government. It certainly appears that the Obama administration is borrowing from George W. Bush's playbook, at least when it comes to keeping information on particularly controversial government programs from being disclosed. For

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