Torture Memos Threaten Constitutional Bounds of Law
Molly Mins laments U S torture memos and Bush administration stance revealing leaders claim the president is not bound by laws or treaties. She traces memos from Haynes and Bybee to Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib, calls for McCain commission and citizen accountability.
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Reagan faith and politics fuel liberal backlash
A layered reflection on Ronald Reagan's religious stance and legacy, noting how liberals portrayed him during and after his presidency. The piece contrasts conservative religious influence with critiques from Newsweek figures, discusses abortion and gay rights stances, and questions how Bush rides the same line. It cites Nancy Reagan and stem cell research debates in an era of partisan rhetoric.
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