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That's what makes it an interesting problem. How can we reduce the influence on government that money allows? I think all meetings should be public, with publ
by dhimes 8y ago
That's what makes it an interesting problem. How can we reduce the influence on government that money allows? I think all meetings should be public, with publicly available transcripts and/or recordings. They are free to meet, but not in private.
- afarrell 8y ago> all meetings should be public What if someone goes to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in Arlington, Virginia? What if that meeting happens to have some minor official from OSHA in attendance? What if people go from the meeting to a local bagel shop?
- dhimes 8y agoAs long as they don't discuss business, no problem. Things like this come up all the time. People inside a business can't discuss insider trading stuff at parties. But any talks that are explicit efforts of lobbying should be public and available.