Public cancer
From Sunshine Review
January 22, 2009
[edit] Public cancer
"Freedoms do not die quickly with a bang. They die a slow, quiet, subtle death, like an undetected cancer. The key is not being found.
To maintain our freedoms requires a transparent government. One we can examine, review and make changes to when we detect a freedom killing cancer.
The state Public Records Act has long served as a CT scanner, used to find the little injustices or the large criminal tumors eating away at a fair and open government.
But the ability to review public documents has steadily decayed since voters approved Initiative 276 in 1972, creating the act."
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