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Tag Archives: Salon
The Rule of Law Loses Another Round With Johnsen Withdrawal
In what has become SOP for this administration, President Obama has once again capitulated under the slightest pushback from the GOP obstructionists, although without too much of a struggle I might add. After leaving his nominee to head the OLC, … Continue reading
President Obama to Indonesians: Look Backward, Not Forward
From the Department of ‘Do As I Say, Not As I Do’ comes this from Glenn Greenwald at Salon: “President Obama gave an interview earlier this week to an Indonesian television station in lieu of the scheduled trip to that … Continue reading
Posted in Obama, Politics, torture, war on terror
Tagged Glenn Greenwald, human rights, Indonesia, look backwards, President Obama, Salon
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Waterboarding Just “A Dunk in the Water?” New Documents Say Otherwise
See if this sounds like what the Marquis de Cheney referred to as “ a dunk in the water,” and a “well done” technique that if he “had it to do all over again,..would do exactly the same thing.” Judge … Continue reading
Posted in Dick Cheney, Obama, Politics, terrorism, torture, war on terror
Tagged Cheney, dunk in the water, Mark Benjamin, Salon, waterboarding
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“Villain Rotation” in the Senate
I hesitate to even comment on the health care reform charade any more because that’s exactly what it is and has been from the get-go, a charade. But Glenn Greenwald had a piece in Salon yesterday which nailed the situation … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Democrats, health care, Obama, Politics, special interests
Tagged campaign contributions, Democrats, Glenn Greenwald, health care reform, individual mandate, insurance industry, Jay Rockefeller, PhRMA deal, President Obama, public option, reconciliation, Salon, Senate, subsidies, Villain Rotation
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Are We No More The Home of the Brave?
Glenn Greenwald has an interesting contrast in Tuesday’s Salon. How the rest of the world deals with accused terrorists as compared with the United States. A few cases in point: May 12, 2003: “DENPASAR, Indonesia — The first suspect charged … Continue reading
Posted in Justice Department, Obama, Politics, terrorism, war on terror
Tagged civilian trials, Glenn Greenwald, Guantanamo Bay, Indonesia, Lindsey Graham, London, Madrid, Mumbai, Obama administration, Salon, Sydney, terrorists
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