Obama Open to Congressional Investigation of Torture Policies
Although he’s not calling it torture anymore, according to Greg Sargent at The Plum Line, President Obama on Tuesday said that he is not opposed to a
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Although he’s not calling it “torture” anymore, according toGreg Sargent at The Plum Line, President Obama on Tuesday said that he is not opposedto a bipartisan investigationon Capitol Hill of Bush administration officials who devised those torturous tactics.
The president has publicly opposed prosecuting the CIA officerswho carried them out, but now he’s also saying that it’s up to Attorney General Eric Holder to decide whether to prosecute the lawyers that wrote the many legal memosauthorizing and justifying them.
A broad range of advocates have been calling on Holder to appoint a special prosecutor to begin criminal investigations.
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