Bush's Waterboarding Admission Prompts Calls For Criminal Probe

“the MCA changed the definition of war crimes for which US government defendants can be prosecuted."
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^ -  A new DNC/White House talking point to debunk:  That BushCo didn't commit any crimes because they changed the definitions for crimes.  

Jonathan Turley, John Dean, Vince Bugliosi, Bruce Fein, and the rest, debunk that claim.  They are just some of the conservative Republicans recognizing the crimes of BushCo.


Start here:

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The only thing that's changed is that we don't enforce laws for the rich, privileged and powerful.  And even then, the only thing that's changed is that more People are learning that they're the only ones being required to abide by the rule of law.

That shouldn't sit well with anyone who thinks of himself as a Constituti­on-loving, upholder of the rule of law, equal-just­ice-under-­the-law-pa­triot.  Nobody is above the law, not even a president.
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