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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Prosecuting the Bush Administration for Possible War Crimes

    In September, the conservative Weekly Standard quoted Vice President Cheney as saying, "I think on the left wing of the Democratic Party, there are some people who believe that we really tortured."

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    In September, the conservative Weekly Standard quoted Vice President Cheney as saying, "I think on the left wing of the Democratic Party, there are some people who believe that we really tortured." Today Bob Woodward, in the Washington Post, quotes a lifelong Republican, the Pentagon's Inspector General when Cheney was Secretary of Defense, saying that one suspect was tortured and that she assumes others were tortured as well. Susan Crawford is now in charge of deciding if Guantánamo Bay suspects should be brought to trial. Her statements are intensifying the debate on whether Bush Administration officials should be investigated and possibly brought to trial.

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    The full episode

    1 of 4
    Decreased Port Traffic Signals Increased Economic Weakness
    1. 1:25Prosecuting the Bush Administration for Possible War CrimesYou’re reading this
    2. 28:20BART Officer Charged with Murder in Shooting
    3. 36:04Decreased Port Traffic Signals Increased Economic Weakness
    4. 46:55California Is Quickly Running Out of Cash
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