... but not when discussing the consequences of having tortured people.
Does he truly not get it?
"Don't be discouraged by what's happened the last few weeks. Don't be discouraged that we have to acknowledge potentially we have made some mistakes - that's how we learn," Mr Obama said in a speech at the [Central Intelligence] agency's headquarters.
Potentially we made some mistakes?
I don't really care who says this. It's outrageous and inexcusable.
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Obama is now going for the people who ordered torture and attempted to justify it - give it some sense of legality.
(1) Where's your evidence that he's going for them? All administration sources say otherwise.
(2) Carrying out illegal orders is--guess what?--a crime. So determined at Nuremberg.
Feinstein is as guilty as the Bushcos. She wants to do the investigation (Senate Intell Committee), to make sure the democrats on board with Cheney and the torturers. That investigation along with torture never sees the light of day.
It makes no difference which party...both are totally corrupt.
The authorization and justification of torture and its implementation....can the morality be shaved and shredded?
The investigation will go forward but it will probably end with excuses and inaction.