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Friday, June 22, 2007

The Abu Ghraib scandal continues to haunt the Bush administration

Many consider the events at Abu Ghraib to be the tipping point in terms of support for the Iraq War.

A new report by Seymour M. Hersh unearths the dishonesty of the Bush administration that calls into question when exactly senior officials at the White House knew what that American soliders were torturing Iraqis at the prison.

posted by ctblogger @ 9:23 AM