The tone and content of some of the postings 'weakly associated' with RM
issues in the recent past months lending themselves much more to political
issues have been a bit discouraging and I've done my level best to stay out
of them and NOT point it out further by responding to them, and I'd hoped
they would eventually simply go away... unfortunately, they haven't.

I hope it doesn't take people starting to respond to them and/or complain
about the inappropriateness of them to make them stop... but then again,
one woul dhave to wonder... would it simply be like...

SHOUTING AT THE RAIN ???   (see what I did there??)

Larry
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On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:28 AM, Jim S. Craft <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> While I agree with the summation presented by Peter, I had hoped that we
> could actually have a president that meant what he said.  He was for
> reducing the debt as well as greater transparency.  Neither have occurred.
>  HOWEVER, this may not be the proper forum for this discussion, even though
> transparency is an issue when we look at how we run our records programs in
> our organizations.  I would hate to see a lot of bashing on either side of
> this issue due to the political nature of the current occupant of the
> highest office in this country.
>
> Jim Craft | Records Technician
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
> Behalf Of Peter Kurilecz
>
>
> Barack Obama promised transparency: The White House is as opaque,
> secretive, and hostile ... Bush’s admin President Obama is no different.
> Whether it’s responding to Congress, media questions, or FOIA requests,
> this administration is no better than its predecessor. The big difference:
> Obama is a Democrat. And because he is a Democrat, he’s gotten a pass from
> many of the civil liberty and good-government groups who spent years
> watching President Bush’s every move like a hawk.
>
>  http://slate.me/13Tiupk
>

-- 
*Lawrence J. Medina
Danville, CA
RIM Professional since 1972*

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