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Steven Aftergood Quotes
«If you don't have the possibility of asking questions and presenting answers that officials may find unwelcome, then you short circuit the deliberative process, end up magnifying the power of the executive and undermining the system of checks and balances. Needless to say the press is not immune from criticism. But the possibility of independent reporting on government needs to be preserved or all of us are potentially in jeopardy.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«It makes reporter's job more difficult, but also gives them the responsibility to work to overcome the impediments put in their way.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«It's perfectly understandable the press office would be frustrated by leaks. But they are the ones with the documents, they are the ones who need to exercise discipline. You can't ask the press not to report what they learn.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«The development of this type of data-mining technology has serious implications for the future of personal privacy.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«Secrecy has become a growth industry. It makes it harder for ordinary citizens ... to ask questions ... and to hold officials accountable.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«I think it's driven by the individual agencies, which have bureaucratic sensitivities to protect. But it was clearly encouraged by the administration's overall embrace of secrecy.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«Some categories of classified information are protected by statute and not only by executive order. Intelligence sources and methods are protected by the National Security Act and cannot be declassified even by the say-so of the president.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«If receiving and passing on national defense information is a crime, we're going to have to build a lot more jails. To make a crime of the kind of conversations Rosen and Weissman had with Franklin over lunch would not be surprising in the People's Republic of China. But it's utterly foreign to the American political system.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«This administration has embraced secrecy as a right.»
Author: Steven Aftergood
«I presume it's an attempt to provide some context for the information that was disclosed. If such information was already in public circulation or widely disseminated, that could arguably mitigate anything the defendants did wrong by communicating it.»
Author: Steven Aftergood