On 06/05/2010 02:05 PM, Ross Sauer -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 RS> "Ed Hulett -> Ross Sauer"  wrote in
news:30891
 RS> $POL_INC{at}JamNNTPd:

 ~>>>>> So he says to the world he approved of torture and would do it
 EC>>>> again...

 EC>>>> No, he didn't.

 EH>> Someone else's words snipped...

 RS>>> http://tinyurl.com/36688pw

 EH>> If you think BHO the One has turned away from enhanced interrogations,
 EH>> you are being mislead by his propaganda machine. Just like he hasn't
 EH>> closed Gitmo, he hasn't stopped EI.

 RS> I haven't seen any evidence the torture has continued, (and that is what
 RS> your bureaucratese-named "enhanced interrogation" is,)
however, if it is,
 RS> I'd like to know why, and by who. SPECIFICALLY.

It isn't MY name for it, it is the government's name for it. Why else do
you think BHO hasn't tried to bring charges against Bush and Cheney?

It isn't because he loves them. It's because, like his silly promise to
close Gitmo, heck, all his promises, he hasn't stopped "enhanced
interrogation" either.

It's all about power and BHO is all for power. Progressives usually are.
And before you start whining about my progressives comment, Bush was/is
also a progressive. Social spending expanded during his 8 years, the idiot
class whining to the contrary notwithstanding.

If you'd stop the partisan crap, you'd come to the realization that both
the Rs and the Ds are bringing the country down. The Ds are just more
determined and they don't have to play lip service to caring about the
original intent of the Constitution.

Ed

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