May 9, 2008 - We've all heard the arguments for transparency and media access in governmental affairs. The once-secret prisons in Guantanamo Bay and Afghanistan stand as one of the nation's most shameful pillars of such arguments.
This blog post will add absolutely nothing new to those arguments; there's nothing left to say about the necessity for--and lack of--such transparency that hasn't been said again…
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