In January of 2009, Barack Obama promised Americans an . Mike Lee Caves to Lib Media Pressure About His Minnesota Dem Shootings Posts ...

Five years into his presidency, Barack Obama might have been reaping kudos for ushering in a new era of transparency in government. Instead, he’s under fire for his administration’s secrecy ...

So wrote President Barack Obama, back on Jan. 29, 2009, ... and the administration’s abysmal record on transparency, President Obama has tragically moved well beyond farce.

Barack Obama promised to run the most transparent White House in history—disclosing donations, shunning lobbyists, and broadcasting important meetings on C-SPAN.

President Obama has failed to deliver on few promises as miserably as his vow to create a more transparent and open government. Shortly after being sworn into office, he sent a memo to federal ...

The Democratic administration of Barack Obama, who denounced his predecessor, George W. Bush, as the most secretive in history, is now denying more Freedom of Information Act requests than the ...

On the campaign trail in 2008, Barack Obama promised more transparency in the White House. By J.B. Wogan July 16, 2012 On his first day in office, President Barack Obama pledged to hold himself to ...

Among Barack Obama's first actions as president was signing a memo pledging his administration to "an unprecedented level of openness in government." But according to a House hearing and outside ...

Remember when Barack Obama was running for president and he promised that, unlike secrecy-obsessed George Bush and Dick Cheney, he would insist on a "transparent" administration that wouldn't hide ...

President Barack Obama said that his is the "most transparent administration" in history Thursday during a Google hangout. âEvery visitor that comes into the White House is now part of the record ...

The latest dispute is over Barack and Michelle Obama’s decision not to build a traditional presidential library—which brings a few benefits, and many downsides, for the American public.

In April 2010, when President Barack Obama's then-White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs announced that "this is the most transparent administration in the history of our country," Politico ...