Hasn't Cheney just implicated himself in knowing in real time the details

[Jane Austin]

of individual torture sessions when he says that he knows that one of the detainees didn't talk before he was tortured the first time, or until the 83rd time?

It's one thing to argue that torture is either okay or even efficacious, but to declare that you knew exactly when it wasn't working yet - isn't that an admission you'd just as soon not see read back to you in an indictment?

[BeFree]

1. Yep

He knows that any full and judicial investigation will find him guilty.

So he is trying to politicize the investigation hoping he can deflect sentiment away from a full and judicial investigation.

[spanone]

2. he MUST be prosecuted. he's thumbing his nose at the President.

[malaise]

3. Cheney already said that he kept files on all the

detainees.

I just wish someone would tell him that the Republican party lost the last election and policy changes are taking place as I type.

Imagine that fucker said Gitmo is a great facility.

[Canuckistanian]

4. He implicated himself a long time ago

At least enough to empanel a grand jury.

Where are all those US Attorneys that Bugliosi called on?

[tj2001]

5. He probably got off watching the videos

or even a live feed.

[chollybocker]

6. "Yes. But Jr. ultimately signed off on the torture."

'I'ze just following orders.'

Yet another episode of Cheney going hunting and shooting an old friend.

[BeFree]

7. I'm sure he felt...

...that if the president says it ok, it's legal. Felt, being the operative word.

[Stephanie]

8. I'm sure those psycho sadists Bush & Cheney had a live feed of the torture rooms in the WH

You just know they did.