mahablog.com - 3/29/2009
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You can file this under the heading of “stuff we already knew.” Peter Finn and Joby Warrick write for the Washington Post that
…not a single significant plot was foiled as a result of Abu Zubaida’s tortured confessions, according to former senior government officials ...
washingtonpost.com - 4/3/2009
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washingtonpost.com —
Iowa's supreme court has ruled that its constitutional
guarantee of "equal protection" for all people requires the...
state to recognize same-sex marriage. The court overturned a law passed in 1998.
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Right Matters: A Judicial Outrage in Iowa
mudvillegazette.com - 3/31/2009
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“Until now, the military has relied heavily on
inexperienced National Guardsmen to fill out the teams” That...
quote in a Stars and Stripes story didn't go over very well with (Afghan/TF Phoenix vet) Bouhammer . So he emailed the Stars and Stripes, who then deleted the offending passages ...
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Someone hit the hot button
yglesias.thinkprogress.org - 3/25/2009
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yglesias.thinkprogress.org —
My friend J.T. points out this passage in
Lori Montgomery’s Washington Post coverage of the budget: The...
moves come as Republicans are pounding Obama for proposing a rapid increase in government spending and taxpayers are voicing anxiety and ...
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Washington Post Claims, Without Evidence, That Public is ...
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The case against torture, revisited
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By Michael J.W. Stickings Maha is right that we knew this already, but there is nonetheless some value in WaPo's report that the torture, by the U.S. (which has tortured, denials from Bush et al. notwithstanding), of one supposedly "high-value" al Qaeda figure turned out to produce nothing in the way of value: When CIA officials subjected their first high-value captive, Abu Zubaida, to ...
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Crooks and Liars —
... : Why were the torture tapes destroyed? Because there was only one thing that could prove they tortured for nothing and got nothing - the tapes ...
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