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It’s about time we understand “transparency.” What is “transparency” you ask? It is another form of the word “transparent.” It was a promise made by our Deceiver-in-Chief Barack Obama. According to paragraph 5 of section 8 subtitle b, of a news paper article that was printed sometime in 2008 on the front page above the fold and continued on page D-5, we can understand what “transparency” means.
If it becomes to difficult to find, page 3 hundred – something of the Cap and Trade bill in paragraph Six section 14 of the preamble to FDR’s New Bill of Rights another lead appears. This lead takes you to Chapter Seven verse 16 of the Book of Genesis. But if you don’t want to read the Bible for religious purposes you can try page 128 of the DiVinci Code, or you can try watching a recorded C-Span clip where Barney Frank sends you to page 5 of Newt Gingrich’s Contract for America back in 1995.
If you use You Tube to get the C-Span clip you will also see a link to a Clip of Chris Mathews getting a tingle up is leg, not “tinkling down his leg,” but tingle up his leg as he spews more “transparency” of our President, but it’s not too “transparent.” I looked somewhere in the Health Care Reform Bill (HR 3200) and paragraph “something or other,” section “I can’t tell where I’m at anymore,” subsection “who the heck cares,” has another definition of “transparency.”
I hope I was “transparent” enough with all my readers in giving you the definition of transparency. If you don’t think this has been too transparent, just think, this is how our Federal Government writes legislation nowadays only with 999 more pages of this gibberish.
I will revert back to the title of my Rant 2 rants ago titled “It is.” It is APPARENT that this Administration and its cohorts in Congress do not want to be TRANSPARENT.
With over 1000 pages for a piece of legislation there is only one thing “transparent” to me, and that is the bill is that long in order to subvert a document that is about 100 times smaller and held dear by many people outside of Washington D.C., The U.S. Constitution.