Today in Torture: Even If We Did Investigate Bush Lawyers, Could We Prosecute?
Oh, and about that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
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Oh, and about that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
He doesn't necessarily endorse going after the CIA agents, but Justice Department officials are fair game.
Should they have been released in the first place? Should the Justice Department pursue prosecutions?
And other fun facts about Obama's A.G. pick, gleaned from his Judiciary disclosure form.
Or are progressives just looking for the silver lining in a not-so-liberal national-security team?
It's a big day for her — she'll be named the next secretary of State! And she's got more to choose from than just pantsuits.
But who HASN'T helped pardon an international fugitive?
Clinton deputy attorney general Eric Holder, a high-powered Washington lawyer, will take the post, according to 'Newsweek.'
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