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Before I ask the question let me set up by saying that my daughter asked me this morning how much Irish she was.  I said about a third.  She was…

Open Government…yawn…who needs it

DOVER — All Sen. Karen E. Peterson wants is an open debate on her bill to open the General Assembly’s inner workings to public scrutiny.

I don’t follow the local stuff half as much as I should. But on Friday there was a brillian piece by the NJ blaming the Dems and saying the GOP is trying like hell to open our government. They were more than happy to tell you if someone was an R or a D in that article.

Is Peterson a D or an R? The article doesn’t tell you until the 2nd Paragraph.

Peterson’s Senate Bill 4 would end 23 years of closed-door traditions that have taken root in the General Assembly since 1985, when it exempted itself from the Freedom of Information Act that it passed in 1977. All other legislative bodies in the state, from Wilmington City Council to the tiny Viola Town Commission, must do the majority of their business in public. But not the General Assembly.

“Sen. Adams had promised me in June that Senate Bill 4 will be discussed in caucus, and it will get a committee hearing,” Peterson said. “Long story short, he reneged.”

ruh, roh…It’s a she said, he said, she said moment…who you gonna believe?  The grumpy old man that has had a vice grip on things for god know’s how long or the little old lady pushing open government?

Happy St. Patrick’s day!

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Geek Post From The Valley of the Sun

Sorry that I have been so non-posty for the past week or so, but I am currently on the road in Arizona.  This time of year is amazing in Arizona.  The desert is in bloom and I have taken advantage of it this weekend.  I have also found a brewpub with free wifi, so all is well…

Term of the Day for March 16th & 17th

Republicenomics : An economic system in which business executives that make good decisions and appropriate investments do well and business executives that make terrible decisions and make horrible investments get…