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I am not sure where they are going with this or what they are trying to Prove. President Bush did what he had to do in the wake of 911 and for anyone in the country to 1 Second guess that 2 Call themselves trying to put him in jail is just Foolish and not Smart. In my opinion i don't care if they choked terror suspects or if they used a drill to go in there head for information. We as a country is seen as soft to these people because we draw a line and give American rights to people Not from this country. These people will Die to get what they want, these people will Cut of our head's to get there sick Message across, these people don't give a dam about war crimes so why should we give them the same respect. We take these people into custody and give them free health care, we feed them let them Bath and it is not like they want to wash there ass and we even give them lawyers and the same rights as a US citizen But yet they will at first chance try to kill us and we want to prosecute the people that Put fear in there hearts Well i say hell no and this is one thing i can't agree with Obama please say no and let this rest and leave Bush alone. PLEASE READ THE BELOW STORY

(CNN) -- Could George W. Bush or some of his top aides end up behind bars?

George W. Bush could be investigated for the steps taken after 9/11.

George W. Bush could be investigated for the steps taken after 9/11.

It's extremely unlikely, but the Obama administration is taking itsfirst steps along a path that could lead in that direction, with the investigation of Central Intelligence Agency interrogators involved inthe war on terror.

"You don't know where these things are goingto end up," former CIA agent Peter Brookes told me. "They could go tovery high levels in the government."

The probe will focus on whether interrogators exceeded their instructions and broke the law when, for example, they choked a prisoner until he lost consciousness or threatened another one with a gun and a power drill.

There is no obvious enthusiasm in the Obama administration for second-guessing the CIA's efforts after September 11, 2001 to keep America safe.

President Obama has said several times he wants to "look forward, not back."

Republicans immediately criticized the new investigation and even some Democrats said it would be unpopular.

"This is not very good politically for the administration," said Democratic strategist James Carville. "The public clearly doesn't havemuch of an appetite for this."

But Attorney General Eric Holder said evidence of abuses was compelling enough to require it. No one knows what other evidence will ultimately compel the administration to do.

The American Civil Liberties Union, an activist organization that campaigns against prisoner abuse, says "any investigation that truly follows the facts where they lead would inevitably lead to prosecutions of high government officials,"

Does it sound far-fetched?

One Bush administration legal advisor, Jack Goldsmith, says his colleagues were acutely conscious that the president or his advisors could someday be investigated for the steps they took or approved after 9/11.

And remember that Bill Clinton was impeached for just lying about sex. Do you think George W. Bush or his top aides will end up behind bars? Sound off below

American politics is unpredictable, the investigation hasn't even begunand it will take a long time. My guess is that some very important people will be watching it closely.
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Re: Could George W. Bush or some of his top aides drifterdawg 9/6/2009 12:41:55 PM