President Obama released the legal documents that are the underpinning of the enhanced interrogation techniques. He has refused to release the documents that will show whether they worked or not. If they support his decision to end the use of these techniques, why won't Obama release them? Rep. Pete Hoekstra, ranking Republican on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, is joining the call for the release of these documents.
(CNSNews.com) - The ranking Republican on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence told CNSNews.com that releasing Central Intelligence Agency documents describing the effectiveness of the enhanced interrogation techniques that the CIA used on a few high-level terrorist detainees would show that these techniques worked.
This story just keeps going and getting worse. Nancy Pelosi must be on about her eight version of events surrounding what she knew about "enhanced interrogation" techniques employed on high level Al Qaeda operatives captured after 9-11. Thursday, she called the CIA liars when they briefed members of Congress about "enhanced interrogation" techniques. Friday, she denied she called the CIA liars and said she was referring to the Bush administration. Nancy Pelosi made this statement after CIA Director Leon Panetta went on offense to protect the morale of his department. The call for Pelosi's removal as Speaker has begun.
Today, she said she was talking about the Bush Administration, but the video does not lie.
