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[Hater Depot]

http://www.andrewsullivan.com/index.php?dish_inc=archives/2005_11_06_dish_archive.html#113138031229298891

[gdimension]

You know, for the life of me, I can't figure this one out. It's a no-brainer.

If what Bush said is true, and the government does not in fact condone torture, why not codify it?

But, more surprising to me is the fact that the administration is publicly asking for this leeway at this time. Their approval rankings are tanking (specifically, if I recall correctly, Bush's handling of the war, the population's trust in his leadership, and the general feeling of where the country is headed), more and more of the US is against the war and (seemingly) unhappy with our standing around the world, the Dems and moderate Repubs are a little more emboldened to stand up to the administration, and they are publicly making the case for not outlawing torture?

What the hell are they thinking?

For a PR machine that could sell a bicycle to a fish a year ago, this seems like a major meltdown.[/b]

[Ya-ta Boy]

It's a shame McCain had to present this as an amendment. It is worthy enough to stand as a law on its own. In fact, it's a shame it even has to be submitted at all in 2005. It just goes to show how low this administration has sunk.