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Obama's plans for probing Bush torture

With growing talk in Washington that President Bush may be considering an unprecedented "blanket pardon" for people involved in his administration's brutal interrogation policies, advisors to Barack Obama are pressing ahead with plans for a nonpartisan commission to investigate alleged abuses under Bush.

The Obama plan, first revealed by Salon in August, would emphasize fact-finding… » Full Story on Salon.com
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Andrushka

Bush and his murderous crowd CANNOT be let out for crimes committed in his name. SO NO pardon.

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daseymaes

I hope that Obama will go foward with an investigating of Mr bush, i watch a documentary about Abu Ghraib (STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE) AND if this is not torture then there is no GOD! Bush need to be held accountable for what he did. Americans should be pull'd out of Iraq yesterday!

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RI.Frenchi…

It's heartening to see that Obama is preparing to take serious action against the transgressions of the Bush administration that have sullied the reputation of the USA.

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