This week, the site — which, speaking of disclosure, has a content partnership with The Times — will use a combination of public statements and its own reporting to publish a data application that will let visitors examine the personal financial interests of the 181 members of the Texas Legislature.
Historically speaking, full disclosure of one's diagnosis and prognosis has not been the norm; many patients in Japan have voiced that they would rather be told a white lie of having gastric ulcers, even if the truth is subliminally understood, over being disclosed the terrifying truth of having stomach cancer [ 26, 27].
The panel added that advertisements for the film must include spoken and written disclosures, among them that "Citizens United is responsible for the content of this advertising".
But several Republican senators, including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (KY), its most ardent opponent, have spoken in favor of disclosure in the past.
The answer: not one Republican showed the courage to break ranks and speak up for disclosure.
Tony Plohoros, a company spokesman, declined to comment, saying that "the disclosure speaks for itself".
Yes, the same Mitch McConnell who used to speak highly of disclosure as a control on campaign abuse.
Mr. Crist spoke after the disclosure of a memorandum to fund-raisers and party officials from the National Republican Senatorial Committee that said Mr. Crist had "zero chance" of winning the nomination in his primary fight against Marco Rubio, whose candidacy has been fueled by backing from Tea Party supporters.
Texas' track record on fracking chemical fluid disclosure speaks for itself.
When I speak to Gilford full disclosure: I call him a friend about this, he goes quiet.
