Hard to believe that the same man who resigned from the Office of Legal Counsel after nine months of battling the Bush administration over atrociously reasoned legal justifications for torture and limitless presidential power is now arguing that the incoming president should abandon any plans to prosecute...
Helen Thomas is my new hero of the moment. After relative media silence in the aftermath of learning that George W. Bush not only authorized the usage of torture, but actually admitted to it, Helen Thomas had enough. The full clip over at Think Progress is an absolute must watch; Helen pitbulls her...
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Kyle E. Moore on Mar 11, 2008 in Uncategorized |
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As we discussed yesterday, Bush vetoed the torture ban that made it through Congress, sneaking the veto in over the weekend under the cover of the highly publicized Democratic nomination battle. I’m more of the mind that such things need to see more daylight, not less, and so a quick jaunt around...
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Kyle E. Moore on Mar 10, 2008 in Uncategorized |
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While many people, myself included, spend an awful lot of time discussing the negative aspects of the Democratic primary going on right now, one drawback that doesn’t get very much coverage is what’s happening while everyone’s back is turned. The fact of the matter is, the ongoing battle...
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Kyle E. Moore on Feb 7, 2008 in Uncategorized |
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“Litmus test”. It is THE buzzword for presidential nominees, particularly for Supreme Court Justices, but for other positions as well. And it’s not typically seen as the good kind of buzz word either. But first, it may be a little helpful to understand at least a small part of my...