[neverdem]

The CIA's Questioning Worked.......... (Why then did Obama need it to stop ?)

[Venturer]

Why did Obama need to stop it?? Easy answer, because it was hurting his Muslim pals.

[bitterohiogunclinger]

“A recent Pew poll showed that 71% of Americans believe that there are circumstances under which torture (not just enhanced interrogations, but actual torture) is justifiable to get information from captured terrorists.”
The other 29 percent, comprised of leftwing asshats dedicated to the destruction of America, also known as the DemonRAT base, are still bitterly disappointed that they can't claim defeat in Iraq. They will, however be working extra hard to ensure that no terrorist is inconvenienced from now on.

[truth_seeker]

Obama is taking risks, which could be his undoing.

Terrorist interogations shutdown. If we get hit, the opponents will have a powerful issue.

They can say it COULD have been avoided.

And how about the Mexican flu? No border shutdown, no incoming flight health checks.

Again, a potentially powerful issue. It was fair play to make political hay, when Katrina became a somewhat containable disaster, PR wise for Bush.

On both these (and others) an aggressive, hard attack by the GOP would pay off big time.

A couple of instances where what is not good for America, could be good for the GOP.

If they have the balls to go after things like this, timing, good sound bites, etc. yield many seats IMO.

[steve-b]

Dissection of a few of the logical problems with this piece.

[SuziQ]

Bump for later reading.