CREW STATEMENT ON WHITE HOUSE REFUSAL TO RELEASE VISITOR LOGS
Washington, D.C.—In response to the White House’s decision to break six years of tradition and refuse to release White House visitor logs, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) Executive Director Noah Bookbinder released the following statement:
“It’s disappointing that the man who promised to ‘drain the swamp’ just took a massive step away from transparency by refusing the release the White House visitor logs that the American people have grown accustomed to accessing over the last six years and that provide indispensable information about who is seeking to influence the president. The Obama administration agreed to release the visitor logs in response to our lawsuits, and despite the Trump administration’s worry over ‘grave national security risks and concerns,’ only positives for the American people came out of them. This week, we sued the Trump administration to make sure they would continue to release the logs. It looks like we’ll see them in court.”
http://www.citizensforethics.org/press-release/crew-statement-white-house-refusal-release-visitor-logs/
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the White House, seeking to influence Trump.
They already report directly to him since he hired them.
and you want "guys and gals to come a running down from the Congress with permission from the Speaker of the House to help deflect that treason what the hell for that record and the little thing called white house logs mamby bamby, sign in and signs outs, show a who's who on being there. Had to do it when I went from site to site when working for the government, it is and was a national security issue
Guess what dumpster we the people own that house and we have a right to know who coming and going-------------
...and as one of those "peoples" I think I have a right to know who is tromping through my house. I'm not sure about Mar-A-Lago though 
