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Of course in reality they'd just answer "no" and be done with it. The White House doesn't play silly games unless it's to their benefit. I'm all for extreme tr
by TillE 13y ago
Of course in reality they'd just answer "no" and be done with it. The White House doesn't play silly games unless it's to their benefit.
I'm all for extreme transparency, but the public doesn't really have any right to know every thought that passes through the President's mind.
- wavefunction 13y agoI don't give a flying f about the President's thoughts, just his actions. Thoughts, meaningless. Actions, concrete.
- dllthomas 13y agoThoughts can be somewhat predictive of future concrete actions, and I may want to take concrete actions in the present that reflect that. This is not to say that we therefore have a right to read the president's mind, just that "meaningless" isn't quite right...