It is a slow drip-by-drip torture that we would undergo as a nation.
if we try to regulate carbon under the Clean Air Act, we are going to have a glorious mess.
glorious mess,'' to quote the Dean of the House of Representatives, Rep. John Dingell.
we need to fix that problem. But we need to fix the problem and only that problem.
I am for state secrets. There are some secrets that we've got to keep away from citizens and Congress people and everybo...
He acknowledged that the privilege is overbroad and overused, and that he plans to embrace several principles of reform.
Since I know the President and the Attorney General better than anybody in this room, would you explain to me why the Pr...
Thank you for your letter of June 1, 2009, cosigned by your colleagues, in support of the Department of Agriculture's (U...
He's going to play his political capital and play it very hard. When he wants it, he goes up there and whether it's Nanc...
That's a decision made and I support the decision.
I want to get back at the answer that you gave, Mr. Preston, I understand, to Senator Feingold about whether or not spec...
How about waterboarding 183 times?
the use of coercive techniques in interrogation would increase resistance, would create doubts about the accuracy and re...
In his judgment, waterboarding is torture.
The President had said he's no longer going to use waterboarding.
Among the differences is that obviously one voluntarily enters into SERE training.
I just wonder what you eight and Mel Watt and Maxine Waters respond, how would you all respond to this chronological fix...
We went to war based on misleading, erroneous information that was passed on by our top policymakers.
