Unfortunately, the White House has never been able to even find a veto pen.
In the meantime:
61% of Americans surveyed say torture justified in some cases
http://www.startribune.com/stories/484/5767706.html
Most Americans and a majority of people in Britain, France and South Korea say torturing terrorism suspects is justified at least in rare instances, according to AP-Ipsos polling.
The polling, in the United States and eight of its closest allies, found that in Canada, Mexico and Germany people are divided on whether torture is ever justified. Most people opposed torture under any circumstances in Spain and Italy.
In the United States, 61 percent of those surveyed agreed torture is justified at least on rare occasions. Almost nine in 10 in South Korea and just over half in France and Britain felt that way. Mariella Salvi, who works for a humanitarian organization in Rome, said: "Human beings, as well as their rights, have to be defended, no matter what individuals are suspected of, or charged for."
The veto is meaningless because the house and senate would get two thirds of the vote easily overiding the veto.
Once again McPain has acted like the maniac that he is and won't stop until he gets his way.