This story on waterboarding prompts me to ask "Is anyone really surprised by anything the current administration does anymore?" I say let's line up all the politicians, George Bush included, who say that waterboarding isn't torture, and let them experience it for themselves. If after experiencing it for 15 minutes (which, I daresay, is a much shorter period than any of the 3 individuals whom the CIA now admits they used this "legal" form of questioning), they can still say it isn't torture, we can talk.
Here's a tip to the CIA, the FBI, the Republicans, and President Bush: if the tactic you favor was also used by the Spanish Inquisition, it probably is torture.
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Don't forget that the Nazis and supporters of Stalin used this "enhanced interrogation technique."
I am very surprised that McCain is leading the delegate count with the Republicans because of the elite support for this and McCain's refusal to support it. I am also shocked that that the conservative elite could "respect life" and "enhanced interrogation techniques." But I digress.
Consistency is not very attainable....
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