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: TalkLeftOn Torture Investigations: What Would Jack Bauer Do?
By Big Tent Democrat
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Tom Maguire makes a good point:
I am not sure how much of "the truth" needs to be classified and how much can safely be told but this approach is consistent with the stand taken by Jack Bauer. Presumably, Bush's supporters should not be afraid of the truth (if it can be told). Let the public learn and decide.
Jack Bauer was unafraid to tell what he did and why he did it and face the consequences, if any. Why then are some so afraid of following the example of Jack Bauer? (Yes, I know Jack Bauer is a fictional character.)
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Full post as published by TalkLeft on January 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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