military operations

From Beantown’s paper:

The Bush Administration apparently believed that the 4th amendment did not apply to military operations inside the country:

On the heels of Cheney bending the truth into a malleable substance to be used for evil, President Bush has thrown in his own fact-bending account of his five year tragedy:

Little Green Footballs quotes Andrew McCarthy over the absurdly inflated waterboarding controversy, pointing out that "waterboarding has been used on no more than three of the thousands of detainees the United States has held, long and short term, since military operations against radical Islam began over six years ago."

I had the opportunity to see an early screening of the film, "Charlie Wilson's War," and I have to say that it was really a great movie. I was a little apprehensive about the film because I wasn't sure if it would be an unqualified love fest for covert military operations undertaken in the 1980s (why I didn't just look at the cast and director and eschew this thought, I'm not sure), but ultimately found it to be a fairly balanced (whether entirely true or not is certainly debatable) portraya