They were used to justify actions by the executive branch, particularly in the areas of torture and warrantless surveillance, that I believe were illegal and inexcusable.
Russ Feingold: “They were used to justify actions by the executive branch, particularly in the areas of torture and warrantless…”
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Feingold condemns the executive actions justified by these legal theories.
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