Is secrecy more important than the public’s right to know in implementing foreign policy?

Nader’s proposition, however, stands on shaky grounds. It is not difficult to think of instances where reasonable people would prefer that some information the government possesses be kept from the public. In the interest of public safety, a citizen who is being watched by undercover police officers, operating according to the law, should not be informed of the surveillance.

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b. the passage of the equal rights amendment  

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