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To: Road Walker who wrote (303946)	9/24/2006 1:59:47 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572658

On other issues, the three rebel senators achieved only modest improvements on the White House’s original positions. They wanted to bar evidence obtained through coercion. Now, they have agreed to allow it if a judge finds it reliable (which coerced evidence hardly can be) and relevant to guilt or innocence. The way coercion is measured in the bill, even those protections would not apply to the prisoners at Guantánamo Bay. I have thought from the beginning this whole thing was staged......lots of drama, lots of PR for elections, little results,etc. Do you agree?