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wandy

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1. This sort of sounds like, the people who were elected.........

Reply to madfloridian (Original post)

Thu May 29, 2014, 02:20 PM

May 2014

don't want the people who elected them in the room while they discuss how they plan to be re-elected so they may continue to service the people they represent.

Did I get that wrong or is this just another case of Teapublican democracy in action?

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This afternoon the judge kicked media out of Florida redistricting trial. GOP operatives testifying. [View all] madfloridian May 2014 OP

This sort of sounds like, the people who were elected......... wandy May 2014 #1

Kick FloriTexan May 2014 #2

"protected trade secrets" Who decides that? nt TheBlackAdder May 2014 #3

Amazing, isn't it. "keeps more than 500 pages of records from being publicly released" madfloridian May 2014 #4

In the first instance, the trial judge. This is an established legal principle. Jim Lane May 2014 #6

Suing groups can use the pages presented in secret, but can't be presented in open court. madfloridian May 2014 #5