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To: LindyBill who wrote (302053)	4/21/2009 3:07:52 PM
From: Whitebeard	4 Recommendations Respond to of 794009

So much for dialing down the hatred between the parties. This guy is going to tear the country apart. We may see the national guard called out to quell the riots before all this is over. But they won't be minorities rioting.

To: LindyBill who wrote (302053)	4/21/2009 3:58:52 PM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 794009

I'm sure there are republicans who will take the bait. Anytthing to get their ugly faces on TV. I'm sure McCain will be one of them. Forget third parties, we'll need a new party to REPLACE the Republicans who have a party death wish. a bipartisan commission

To: LindyBill who wrote (302053)	4/21/2009 8:06:28 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 794009

Well, another day, another Obama sleight of hand. He signs a bill for Volunteerism, and that masks opening the door (his parlance says he didn’t shut the door) to prosecuting the former Administration officials for possible criminal decisions. >>>>>>>> Obama hails Kennedy, signs volunteerism bill Chicago Tribune - ?31 minutes ago? By Rebecca Cole \| Washington Bureau WASHINGTON— At a time community service is already growing, openings for federally sponsored volunteers will more than triple under a bill that President Barack Obama signed into law Tuesday. Video: Raw Video: Obama Signs National Service Bill The Associated Press Obama signs national service legislation CNN MiamiHerald.com - msnbc.com - Deseret News - MLive.com all 623 news articles » <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>>>>>Times Online Obama open to torture memos probe, prosecution The Associated Press - ?28 minutes ago? WASHINGTON (AP) - Widening an explosive debate on torture, President Barack Obama on Tuesday opened the possibility of prosecution for Bush-era lawyers who authorized brutal interrogation of terror suspects and suggested Congress might order a full ... Comment by Brad Olson, Ph.D.Research Professor, Northwestern University Obama doesn't rule out charges over interrogations Reuters Dallas Morning News - TIME - FOXNews - guardian.co.uk all 6050 news articles » <<<<<<<<<<<

To: LindyBill who wrote (302053)	4/21/2009 8:12:07 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794009

Politico: CIA denies Cheney made demand By: Josh Gerstein and Mike Allen April 21, 2009 03:21 PM EST politico.com KLP Note: Cheney appears to have the correct agency to declassify the memos....and that agency wasn't the CIA.... The Obama administration denied Tuesday that former Vice President Dick Cheney had directly asked the CIA to declassify memos that he claims would vindicate Bush-era techniques for harsh interrogation of suspected terrorists. A senior U.S. intelligence offical e-mailed: "The Agency has received no such request from the former Vice President.” A source familiar with the request said the former vice president made the request to the National Archives, and said that is the appropriate process for requesting declassification. On Monday, after Cheney made the statement to Fox News, the CIA declined to comment. When reporters at Tuesday's White House briefing asked press secretary Robert Gibbs about the existence of such memos, he referred the question to the CIA. POLITICO has asked the National Archives for comment and will post it when it arrives. © 2009 Capitol News Company, LLC