Had I not already posted Fry's quote, I'd have been tempted to post one from Reagan: "This is the man who, in a despicable act of moral turpitude and abject cowardice, then overturned more than two centuries of proud anti-torture policy in America, emboldening our enemies and humiliating our nation before the civilized world."
It's taking a long time for too many of us to realize this isn't just an opinion but a matter of fact: Bush/Cheney dragged the US into the gutter so far as world opinion was concerned, and it may take even the election of a sane, non-sociopathic administration a long while to restore the US's reputation as a bastion of decency.
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Date: 2009-10-23 10:54 pm (UTC)You might want to cast an eye over Ron Reagan's piece here: http://airamerica.com/theronreaganshow/blog/10-22-2009/dick-cheney-nose-blowing-incompetent/
Had I not already posted Fry's quote, I'd have been tempted to post one from Reagan: "This is the man who, in a despicable act of moral turpitude and abject cowardice, then overturned more than two centuries of proud anti-torture policy in America, emboldening our enemies and humiliating our nation before the civilized world."
It's taking a long time for too many of us to realize this isn't just an opinion but a matter of fact: Bush/Cheney dragged the US into the gutter so far as world opinion was concerned, and it may take even the election of a sane, non-sociopathic administration a long while to restore the US's reputation as a bastion of decency.