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: TalkLeftPresident Obama: AG To Decide On Torture Prosecutions
By Big Tent Democrat
AP:
President Barack Obama . . . is leaving the door to open to possible prosecution of Bush administration officials who devised harsh terrorism-era interrogation tactics. . . . Obama did say . . . he could support a Hill investigation if it were conducted in a bipartisan way. [President Obama] also said that it is up to the attorney general whether to prosecute Bush administration lawyers who wrote the memos approving these tactics.
Rahmbo and Gibbs are contradicted by the President. Clearly a walkback. What will it mean? We'll find out. Video on the flip.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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