Bush needs to be asked "Does Guantanamo make the US look bad?"

[BurtWorm]

Frist needs to be asked it. DeLay needs to be asked it. Cheney needs to be asked it. Rumsfeld needs to be asked it. Even Joe Lieberman needs to be asked it.

[meisje]

1. and they say no... What then?

[BurtWorm]

5. Does it make American look good?

What would they say then, schmarty pence? ;)

PS: The point is, the burden is on them to prove it doesn't shame America. The burden is on them to defend the morality, practicality, Constitutionality, decency, humaneness, etc., of their gulag.

[meisje]

7. he would simpley say...'merica's tuff on terror

Osama Bin Laden... yada yada yada

[BurtWorm]

8. But if the press would actually pursue Guantanamo rather than Durbin,

Guantanamo might actually go the way of Durbin's "controversial" remarks. Maybe.

I'm not expecting the press to do its job. Just pointing out the disparity between the press as is and the press as it should be. Instead of focusing on personalities in the Senate, it would be focusing on policies that fail.

[BlueEyedSon]

2. Come on, they get lemon chicken!

[Bluebear]

3. With TWO types of fruit!

[BlueEyedSon]

4. Yeah!

[Lisa]

9. and don't forget the "Noodles Jefferson"! (nt)

[Davis_X_Machina]

6. I need a day or two off...

...because I saw the thread title and all I could think of was Condi Rice asking Parliament, or the Bundestag, or the Japanese Diet "Does this policy make my ass look fat?"

[whosinpower]

10. They do not care

Really - they don't.