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In reply to the discussion: State Dept.: 75-year wait for Clinton aide emails [View all]former9thward
(33,424 posts)62. No the State Department requests a budget.
Show where they have requested a FOIA budget and it was denied by Congress. Remember YOU claimed no such budget exists when the article I cited shows they have people working on requests. I guess they are doing it on their own time ....
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One can say "Brought to you by the people extending music/video copyrights to author+70 years!"
TheBlackAdder
Jun 2016
#38
So if the IRS needs doccuments from me, can I just tell them, I'm a bit busy
Travis_0004
Jun 2016
#2
Only way you can get away with it is if said documents need to be gone over to make sure
cstanleytech
Jun 2016
#4
All those documents have to be reviewed. It's not just a matter of printing them out. n/t
pnwmom
Jun 2016
#16
Nevertheless the State Department's purported capacity is not reasonable.
strategery blunder
Jun 2016
#19
This is just one request among many. The State department staff has other things to
pnwmom
Jun 2016
#23
And I'm sure State would be more than happy to explain these "other things"
strategery blunder
Jun 2016
#32
Where were the Democratic party requests for 450,000 pages when Bush was President?
pnwmom
Jun 2016
#34
It's federal law. Complying with it is part of the the responsibility of every federal agency.
merrily
Jun 2016
#28
Why? Half our government does not want to fund government. Remember sequestration? eom
Festivito
Jun 2016
#33
I agree that when you are looking for what fits a criteria - electronic is better
karynnj
Jun 2016
#66
I'm truly sorry. I love how you love Kerry. However, I see this as a blot on his legacy and I
merrily
Jun 2016
#56
So the Republican Congress should provide funds for he State Department so they can handle
Agnosticsherbet
Jun 2016
#29
The State Dept couldn't hire more people unless Congress increased its budget. n/t
pnwmom
Jun 2016
#36
The "most transparent administration ever" will be transparent in 75 years. Maybe.
Scuba
Jun 2016
#37