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Details about more than three dozen secret memoranda written by Bush Administration officials now sit atop a chart created by public interest reporting group. The memos track new details about dozens of secret Bush Administration legal positions on torture, detention and warrantless wiretapping.
Meanwhile, Obama's freshly-confirmed Attorney General Eric Holder told senators that he was open to declassifying White House legal memos if no support for their original classification could be found, signaling a likely showdown with former President George W. Bush over executive privilege.
The Missing Memos
by Dan Nguyen and Christopher Weaver, ProPublica - January 28, 2009 7:00 am EST
The Bush administration’s controversial policies on detentions, interrogations and warrantless wiretapping were underpinned by legal memoranda. While some of those memos have been released (primarily as a result of ACLU lawsuits), the former administration kept far more memos secret than has been previously understood. At least three dozen by our count.
The decision to release them now lies with President Obama. To help inform the debate—and inject an extra dose of accountability—we’re posting the first comprehensive list of the secret memos.
www.propublica.org...
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
ok, let's go peoples. While I did not flag my own thread for my own reasons, 4 of you flagged it. So it's fair that he should get them. My comments on this remain posted there, should any of you want to reply copy and paste here. Otherwise, this is still an important topic, worthy of discussion. Good find OP, and you beat us all to the punch!