I do not think enhanced interrogation techniques, as those have been defined, should ever be used against anybody for any purpose. They are ineffective. They are inconsistent with how we think of ourselves as a Nation, and some of them are outright torture.
Holder argues against the use of enhanced interrogation techniques, labeling them ineffective and torturous.
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It's a question of whether or not it was, you know, malfeasance as opposed to negligence.
Given what we have learned, I think that he probably has to be held accountable.
And unless we have the kind of courage that Alice Paul, Thomas Dorr exhibited in the past, in addition to the other people we mentioned in the book, we could lose our democracy.
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