We the People, Your Voice in Our Government, The White House, President Barack Obama

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We the People, Your Voice in Our Government, The White House, President Barack Obama Remove United States District Attorney Carmen Ortiz from office for overreach in the case of Aaron… (2013)

That's why members of the Administration continue to engage with advocates to ensure the Internet remains a free and open platform as technology continues to disrupt industries and connect our communities in ways we can't yet imagine.
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We the People, Your Voice in Our Government, The White House, President Barack Obama Remove United States District Attorney Carmen Ortiz from office for overreach in the case of Aaron… (2013)

Response to We the People Petitions on U.S. Attorney's Office Personnel Matters Aaron Swartz's death was a tragic, unthinkable loss for his family and friends. Our sympathy continues to go out to those who were closest to him, and to the many others whose lives he touched.
We also reaffirm our belief that a spirit of openness is what makes the Internet such a powerful engine for economic growth, technological innovation, and new ideas.
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We the People, Your Voice in Our Government, The White House, President Barack Obama Remove United States District Attorney Carmen Ortiz from office for overreach in the case of Aaron… (2013)

Consistent with the terms we laid out when we began We the People, we will not address agency personnel matters in a petition response, because we do not believe this is the appropriate forum in which to do so.
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