This past Sunday, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd ran yet another scathing piece about Dick Cheney's role in the torture policies carried out by the Bush administration. But whether you agree or disagree with Dowd's call for an open accounting on "every awful act committed in the name of self-defense and patriotism", you might first consider a more fundamental problem with Dowd's piece itself: a portion of it was plagiarized.
More and more the timeline is raising the question of why, if the torture was to prevent terrorist attacks, it seemed to happen mainly during the period when the Bush crowd was looking for what was essentially political information to justify the invasion of Iraq.
More and more the timeline is raising the question of why, if the torture was to prevent terrorist attacks, it seemed to happen mainly during the period when we were looking for what essentially political information to justify the invasion of Iraq.

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