On the recordMay 12, 2009
Let me be clear: This so-called enhanced interrogation program was illegal, it was contrary to our national values, and it undermined our national security.
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congress.govLet me be clear: This so-called enhanced interrogation program was illegal, it was contrary to our national values, and it undermined our national security.
Feingold condemns the enhanced interrogation program as illegal and harmful to national security.
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