The problem may be that all of the prominent theories (with a couple of under-noticed exceptions) assume Romney is trying to conceal facts about his finances.
"We are regretful that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tries to conceal facts about the stance of the U.S. administration through fake words," Press TV quoted him as saying.
The report's most damaging finding was that Penn State's leadership — including its president, its athletic director and its revered coach, Joe Paterno — failed to act for nearly a decade and a half while a sexual predator roamed free and, indeed, tried to conceal facts about the case from the authorities, university trustees and the public.
He was convicted in June of concealing facts about the 2002 golf trip as well as the help he gave to Abramoff, a longtime friend, in trying to acquire two GSA-controlled properties -- one of them the Old Post Office building on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Based on the responses I received, BART is either concealing facts about the possibility of automation, or its management hasn't seriously considered it, which means BART is either negligent or ignorant.
If you conceal facts, or lie about them, you can be judged to be breaking the law.
If you conceal facts, or lie about them, you can be judged to be breaking the law, which could result in a fine, or even a prison sentence.
And they would prohibit insurers from canceling or rescinding coverage after a person became sick unless the person had intentionally concealed "material facts" about a medical condition.
The announcement of these punishments comes less than two weeks after former FBI director Louis Freeh released his 267-page scathing report indicating that Joe Paterno and three top Penn State officials "repeatedly concealed critical facts" about the child-sex abuse committed by Sandusky.
Until the defection of Mr LeBow, their posture has been one of absolute denial, coupled with a vain attempt to conceal the facts about smoking's dangers.
