"Reverse course" on THESE, George, and then we'll talk
the wapo, in traditionally head-in-the-sandup-the-butt fashion, is all flushed with excitement over bush's willingness to "change course..."
Bush Shows New Willingness to Reverse Course
just look at their examples...
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Bush Shows New Willingness to Reverse Course
just look at their examples...
- fired Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld
(and installed an equally pandering toady with a better sense for p.r. AFTER the generals threatened to revolt)
- authorized direct talks with North Korea
(AFTER giving them plenty of time to expand their nuclear arsenal)
- sent more troops to Iraq
(DESPITE a clear message from the november elections and the vast majority of the american people that they want an end to the war)
- agreed to discuss the contours of a Palestinian state in Middle East peace negotiations
(AFTER refusing to recognize the palestinian government and starving the palestinian people)
- proposed a tax increase for millions of Americans
(BUT is still calling for tax cuts to become permanent while CONTINUING to line the pockets of his super-rich cronies)
- Restore Habeas Corpus
- Stop Illegal Spying
- Ban Torture, Really
- Close the C.I.A. Prisons
- Account for ‘Ghost Prisoners’
- Ban Extraordinary Rendition
- Tighten the Definition of Combatant
- Screen Prisoners Fairly and Effectively
- Ban Tainted Evidence
- Ban Secret Evidence
- Better Define ‘Classified’ Evidence
- Respect the Right to Counsel
- [H]alt the federal government’s race to classify documents to avoid public scrutiny
- [R]everse the grievous harm this administration has done to the Freedom of Information Act
- [C]urtail F.B.I. spying on nonviolent antiwar groups and revisit parts of the Patriot Act that allow this practice
- [A]pologize to a Canadian citizen and a German citizen, both innocent, who were kidnapped and tortured by American agents
- [C]lose the Guantánamo camp
Labels: CIA, detainee rights, extraordinary rendition, FBI, Freedom of Information Act, George Bush, Guantánamo, Habeas Corpus, illegal spying, Iraq, North Korea, Palestine, Patriot Act, taxes, torture
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