Is the GOP now to be called "the party of torture"?

[featherman]

Or is "cut and run" Democrats sufficient for the media for the next 6 weeks?
(Gee, I sure hope my posts on DU don't qualify me as a "supporter of terror" on the governments lists. It is true I don't support our Supreme Leader, President George W. Bush and, after all, "whoever isn't with us is against us.")

[bobbolink]

1. Got it. ... Except, of course, for the Dems who also voted for it.

:nuke:

[Avalux]

2. Absolutely - gonna make a bumpersticker.

Republicans
The Party of Torture

[LSparkle]

3. If we are the "cut and run Dems" then they're the "torture-loving Thugs"

:evilgrin:

[stepnw1f]

4. Nope... Because the Dem's Caved

We can't use it against them without acknowledging complicity in our own party.

[annabanana]

6. It was still a 'pub bill. . . railroaded through Congress. . n/t

[stepnw1f]

7. Average American Won't See It That Way

not with the media working for the GOP.... they'll say it's bi-partisan. Face it... we have traitors in our own party, and everytime something big happens, these folks pull the rug out from underneath us all.

[KAZ]

5. No, we are to be called the "country" of torture.

And I'd love to have 5 minutes alone with Der Leader. Fuck you DHS.

[City Lights]

8. Nope. With the 12 Dems, the torture is bipartisan. eom