>>Hilmar;
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>>Here is one link.
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http://www.boston.com/news/nation/washington/articles/2006/01/04/bush_could_bypass_new_torture_ban/>>
>>Tom
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>Great. So it seems that your beloved President may, at his sole discretion, decide that it is convenient to torture prisoners.
Gimme a break, Hilmar. Bush is not the madman you think he is. Plus, signing statements mean absolutely nothing. He signed the bill and it is now law, meaning he is as bound by it as anyone.
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