Interrogation by Democrats: Hugs Instead of Waterboarding

North Star Writers Group ^ | February 4, 2008 | Gregory D. Lee

[Invisigoth]

Over the last few months there have been non-stop assaults on the CIA for allegedly torturing captured Al Qaeda members. Questions have arisen if a particular “enhanced interrogation technique,” known as waterboarding, is torture or not. Last week the question surfaced again when Attorney General Michael Mukasey refused to rule on the legality of waterboarding for the Senate Judiciary Committee. In a moment of political grandstanding, the committee’s chairman, Patrick Leahy, insisted the AG rule on the issue despite the CIA and Pentagon having banned it in 2006.

[FairWitness]

From the full article: "Who is Ted Kennedy to criticize CIA interrogation methods when he knows full well that more people have drowned at Chappaquiddick than from waterboarding?"

Priceless.

[SoFloFreeper]

Same for McCain. He won’t waterboard.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Maybe if we ask the terrorists real nice.....

[The Great RJ]

Make the terrorists work as Hillary’s house boys. That would be real torture.

[MrB]

McCain’s experience with torture in Vietnam has left him psychologically incapable of making the judgements necessary as commander in chief.

[Digital Sniper]

Same for McCain. He won’t waterboard.

Naturally. What else can you expect from the McChurian Candidate?