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If classified programs hide unpopular foreign policy, how can we say that the US public is going to the polls informed enough to make decisions? One might reas
by DisjointedHunt 4y ago
If classified programs hide unpopular foreign policy, how can we say that the US public is going to the polls informed enough to make decisions?
One might reasonably argue this is interference in US elections.
These sly actions may have good intent, but people deserve to know if, for example, a rogue administration has ever used the authority against someone they might have simply disliked.