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How The Right Learned To Stop Worrying And Embraced Abu Ghraib

By The Daily Dish
Apr 22 2009, 11:51 AM ET

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Ed Morrissey proposes:

Mock executions fit the definition of torture, and they also saved a lot of American lives.  If we can admit to reality, then we can have an honest debate about how far we should go to protect ourselves, and what price might be too high for our public image internationally.



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