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A spokeswoman for Mr. Roberts, Sarah Little, said the senator had "occasionally" objected to the degree of access to sensitive information the administration allowed to committee members, and had sometimes won agreement to a change in practice.

But Senator Arlen Specter, the Pennsylvania Republican who leads the committee, said he was so concerned about Mr. Flanigan's limited view of what information the administration is obligated to give Congress that it could affect his vote.

"In fact," Mr. Camp said, "based on what little information the administration has disclosed, it turns out that more people have received cancellation notices for their health care plans this month than have enrolled in the exchanges".

The measure was dismissed as overly broad and aggressive, but legislators took the opportunity to vent their frustrations about the limited amount of information the administration has shared with the public and Congress about the use of drones.

Paediatricians were their primary resource for this information for many parents and approximately half the parents used the information from the administration instructions with the preparations.

Mr. Law said he hoped Wikicountability would lead a surge in freedom of information requests, and become the accepted home for any organization that has made a successful request for information from the administration.

The 25-minute interview, in which Savage wrested the concession that the official could be identified as a lawyer, produced useful information about the administration's thinking.

The vote followed a filibuster by Senator Rand Paul, who spent nearly 13 hours on the Senate floor in pursuit of more information about the administration's domestic drone policy.

No American journalist has been prosecuted for publishing classified information, and the administration insisted it has no intention of doing so.

The letter signed by 33 people said that "all of us agree that the current information about the administration of the death penalty calls for an immediate executive moratorium on federal executions".

The goal is twofold — to engage the people who come to the White House Web site looking for information about the administration, and more important, to lure people who would not normally visit the government's home page.