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‘torture memos’

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Posted 04/24/09 in Daily Intel

Today in Torture

Chris Smith: Why Obama's Right on Torture

Despite the growing maelstrom of posturing and commentary, Obama has drawn — and held — the proper line over Bush-era interrogation tactics.

Posted 04/23/09 in Daily Intel

Today in Torture

Today in Torture: Even If We Did Investigate Bush Lawyers, Could We Prosecute?

Oh, and about that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.

Posted 04/22/09 in Daily Intel

Inevitability

The Bush Administration Torture Memos: Now With Music!

Introducing the twee pop cover of the torture memos, performed on YouTube.

Posted 04/22/09 in Daily Intel

Today in Torture

Today in Torture: A Race to Approve Interrogations, With No Sense of History

Not only were Bush administration and Department of Defense officials fine with the recently detailed interrogation techniques, they were downright psyched.

Posted 04/21/09 in Daily Intel

The Bush Years

Source: Cheney Never Made ‘Formal Request’ to Release Memos After All?

We are shocked. Shocked!

Posted 04/21/09 in Daily Intel

The Bush Years

Who Defends ‘Torture’?

The political commentators and former Bush officials who don't have a problem with the interrogation techniques that many think constitute torture.

Posted 04/21/09 in Daily Intel

Early and Often

Obama Not Opposed to Prosecution for Torture Memos

He doesn't necessarily endorse going after the CIA agents, but Justice Department officials are fair game.

Posted 04/21/09 in Daily Intel

Early and Often

Cheney, Everyone, Want to See More Torture Memos

The former vice-president is seeking the release of memos he says report the successes of controversial interrogation techniques like waterboarding.

Posted 04/17/09 in Daily Intel

The Bush Years

Is the Administration Doing the Right Thing on the Torture Memos?

Should they have been released in the first place? Should the Justice Department pursue prosecutions?