Classified intelligence bills often are unread
Secret process can discourage House debate
WASHINGTON -- Nearly all members of the House of Representatives opted out of a chance to read this year's classified intelligence bill, and then voted on secret provisions they knew almost nothing about. (Full article: 1892 words)
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