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: How Appealing"Bill Curbing Terror Interrogators Is Sent to Bush, Who Has Vowed to Veto It"
The Washington Post reports today that "Senate Passes Ban On Waterboarding, Other Techniques."
And The Los Angeles Times reports that "Senate OKs limits on interrogation methods; The measure, which would ban the CIA's use of waterboarding, is expected to be vetoed by Bush." In addition, columnist Rosa Brooks has an op-ed entitled "Bush's last push for torture: In its lame-duck year, the administration has been conducting a PR campaign for waterboarding."
Full post as published by How Appealing on February 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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