…rights. Okay, now some of them have added torture and Gitmo as issues important enough to mention, but that’s pretty much it. But actually, it would be hard at this…

…photographs), and declares war on Iraq. Even more problematic, Roth imagines Giuliani being touted as a hero, while the Bush Administration tortures prisoners, committing what most readers will correctly view…

…country (being a Torture Apologist from the comfort of Cambridge, Mass while Maher Arar traveled different roads) and then act upon his return as if he were the Second Coming…

…that matter), but it doesn’t change the uncomfortable fact that data requires a lot of torture before conforming to theory. And yet, that’s the road most economists seem to take,…

…so severe? The answer to all four of these questions is probably no. … […continue reading…] There are some costs — the harm that something like torture does to our…

…crow even be heard over the roar of special interest deficit hawks? Torture, surveillance and pre-emptive assassination as tools of choice? The apparent capture of many aspects of government function?…

…torture. The Bush administration eventually withdrew that memorandum, and Bybee is reported to have confided to friends that he regrets having signed that memo, which actually was written mostly by…

…feathering is torture and because there are costs of having terrified bankers which are even worse than the occasional financial crisis due to excessive risk taking. Then Yglesias comes up…

…consider. (That they compounded the mistake by replacing him with a pro-torture American conservative is a mistake from which one would expect the Obama Administration could and presumably will learn.)…

…with this latest decision and the examples of Bush et al’s “warrantless eavesdropping, torture, unilateral Presidential programs” which Mr. Greenwald presents is not found in the argument of whether we…