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If Torture Works, Why Did We Stop Doing It In 2005?
If Torture Works, Why Did We Stop Doing It In 2005?
Over the last few years, it has been difficult to keep track of all the different instances of lies and misdirection about the Bush torture program. Way back in the day, the Bush administration claimed that we didn't abuse or mistreat prisoners. Then, when the horrors of Abu Ghraib came to ...
GOP turns to Bush aides for advice
politico.com — Republicans looking to recover from Bush-era defeats are turning to an unlikely source for advice. (more) GOP turns to Bush aides for advice
Lobbyists write climate change bill
washingtontimes.com — Democratic lawmakers who spent much of the Bush administration blasting officials for letting energy lobbyists write national policy have turned to a coalition of business and environmental groups to help draft their own sweeping climate bill. And one ... (more) Lobbyists write climate change bill
Letter From Washington - Nothing but the Truth on Torture
Letter From Washington - Nothing but the Truth on Torture
nytimes.com — WASHINGTON — Alberto Mora says it’s “politically unthinkable” to criminally prosecute the top Bush administration officials who sanctioned torture. He also says it’s “legally unthinkable” not to hold them accountable. Few Americans better understand ... (more) Letter From Washington - Nothing but the Truth on Torture
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