Executive offices exempt from Executive Orders

Scholars & Rogues by Brian Angliss | Jun. 23, 2007 (Opinion)

Earlier this week, I blogged on how the Office of the Vice President was claiming to be exempt from the Executive Orders governing the protection of national secrets. Now we have an update to this ongoing issue. According to this 'Washington Post' story, White House spokeswoman Dana Perino said... Full Story »

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by Terry Hinshaw - Oct. 1, 2008

Notwithstanding the appearance of detailed and scholarly effort on the part of the author of this piece, the actual fact is that the President has unquestioned authority to amend, revise or eliminate any and all such requirements. The writer is, of course, pushing his own agenda irrespective of the facts.