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The New York Times: Washington - 'Obama Upholds Detainee Policy in Afghanistan'
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has told a federal judge that military detainees in Afghanistan have no legal right to challenge their imprisonment there, embracing a key argument of former President Bush’s legal team. In a two-sentence filing late Friday, the Justice Department said that ...
Obama Upholds Detainee Policy in Afghanistan
Obama Upholds Detainee Policy in Afghanistan
nytimes.com — The notion that detainees have no right to dispute their imprisonment was a key argument of the... Bush administration. > (more) Obama Upholds Detainee Policy in Afghanistan
Remembering the indispensable man
Remembering the indispensable man
powerlineblog.com — Today is the anniversary of the birth of George Washington. Of all the great men of the... revolutionary era to whom we owe our freedom, Washington's greatness was the rarest and the most needed. At this remove in time, it is also the hardest to ... (more) Remembering the indispensable man
Washington Tea Party
facebook.com — We're getting a group of activists from around the country to participate in a big event, that,... while we have to skimp on the details for now, will resemble the classic tax revolt that jumpstarted the American revolution. This isn't a conservative or ... (more) Washington Tea Party
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ProPublica: Obama Admin. On Detention Policy: What He Said
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... , a Yale law professor, told the New York Times, "It may take some time before we see exactly what is going on -- whether this is just a transitory policy or whether this is really their policy." ...

ProPublica: Obama Admin. On Detention Policy: "What He Said"
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... , a Yale law professor, told the New York Times, "It may take some time before we see exactly what is going on -- whether this is just a transitory policy or whether this is really their policy." ...

National Security Opinion Roundup
The Reaction — ... , a Yale law professor, told the New York Times, "It may take some time before we see exactly what is going on -- whether this is just a transitory policy or whether this is really their policy." ...

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