Informed citizens safe guard democracy. The founding fathers thought so much of this concept that they insured freedoms of speech and press and blah-blah-blah. You get the picture. So how did the lawyers somehow ditch info under privacy acts? Knowledge is power and we seem to have so little of it. Kennedy's assasination has been stamped top secret for a hundred years for example. So thanks to Vladimir, info was made available (finally) to the US voting public. And you were wondering why I'm stunned and seething.
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