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Re: Torture, via AP...

Before a day had passed, the torture debate had flared. The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, told Fox News that the success of the hunt for Bin Laden was due to waterboarding. The next morning, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California and chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said just as flatly that “none of it came as a result of harsh interrogation practices.”

You want to congratulate someone try starting with the men who gathered the intel and carried out the mission.

You think giving Obama, not the military but Obama

I've no issue giving the military credit, the intelligence community credit and even giving Bush a measure of credit. Why would I?

You have a growth on your shoulders. Perhaps you should get it looked at.

I made my position perfectly clear on the subject 5 pages ago.

Keep up or GTFO.

Ok, so why are you even responding to me? There are other people on this forum, some of them aren't you.

President Barack Obama has decided not to release a photo of Osama bin Laden's body as evidence of his death, an administration official briefed by the White House told CNN Wednesday.

The president was "never in favor" of releasing a photo, a senior Democratic official close to the White House said. The president noted that few credible people have questioned the death and that conspiracy theorists would not be satisfied with a photo, the official said.

Obama's position was supported by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the Democratic official said.

The president's inner circle was not happy with CIA Director Leon Panetta's remarks on the matter Tuesday, the Democratic official said.

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Panetta said Tuesday that he believed a photo would be released at some point. "I just think it's important -- they know we have it, to release it," Panetta said.

White House spokesman Jay Carney noted Tuesday that there were "sensitivities here in terms of the appropriateness of releasing photographs of Osama bin Laden in the aftermath" of the killing.

House Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in the House of Representatives, "supports the president's decision," Boehner's spokesman Michael Steel told CNN Wednesday.

Ok, so why are you even responding to me? There are other people on this forum, some of them aren't you.

Some Republicans have publicly commended President Obama by name: George W. Bush, **** Cheney, Tom Pawlenty, Mitt Romney, and Donald Trump. Palin wouldn't commend him publicly if he saved the lives of her entire family so don't hold your breath there.

Because you're redundant and superfluous.