Posted on Jul 4, 2015
Should a requirement of full disclosure be required of Presidential candidates?
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Hilary Clinton wants to be the next President. Should she have to disclose her emails in response to Benghazi?
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/bill-clinton-talks-full-disclosure-hillary-avoids-disclosure/story?id=29472839
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/bill-clinton-talks-full-disclosure-hillary-avoids-disclosure/story?id=29472839
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She is smart, a hypocrite nonetheless, but smart. She put it out there publicly and proceeded to give what emails she wanted......
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Democrats have always insisted that the appearance of wrong doing is the litmus test here and yet, where are they now? Is this just partisan politics? Are Conservatives the root of all evil? I am not saying conservatives do no wrong, of course some do but she should be accountable to the system.
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I think transparency is a step towards integrity. Personally the current administration has had everything sealed about his upbringing from his birth certificate, college transcripts, etc. I understand people have a right to privacy in the private sector but in the position of POTUS you're in the largest glass house of all. When someone seals their records, it gives you a reason to suspect something.
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There is no such thing as "full disclosure," especially for an elected official.
For our Appointed officials like Cabinet Secretaries, and Federal Judges (including the Supreme Court), we have a Confirmation Process which acts in as "full disclosure."
Although it would great to have this on a theoretical level, it just isn't practical.
For our Appointed officials like Cabinet Secretaries, and Federal Judges (including the Supreme Court), we have a Confirmation Process which acts in as "full disclosure."
Although it would great to have this on a theoretical level, it just isn't practical.
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