Chuck Schumer Supports Torture (at least in 2004)

 Chuck Schumer supported the use of Torture in interrogating terrorist prisoners in 2004.  He went on to say that we should understand that the foxhole is  a different thing and in some way Bush is in the foxhole everyday and that he SURELY can’t be blamed if he asks the White House Counsel to clarify the legality and applicability of using torture to protect America and Americans.  He also gave a nod to the other side of the issue (what I would call the other side of the aisle) by saying it shouldn’t be used willy nilly.  Check out this live audio (Part 1 & 2) from the Mark Levin Show HERE and hear Chuck with your own ears.

Look for the picture above of Schumer on this site to find the mp3 file. I find it interesting that now in this Presidential season that the Congress wants to do everything possible to cast not only Bush’s actions but his intentions in the worst possible light that they will do and say anything and hopefully enact laws to tie his hands all in order to embarrass him without regards to the damage it will cause to the United States and its’ security.  This is just another example of why they can’t be trusted with our national security.  To them it is just another political issue to be spun from the left to the right as it meets their parochial political needs at any given moment.…………and water boarding isn’t torture Teddy, just ask the journalists that have voluntarily submitted themselves to it or the many American troops that have been subjected to it in training…….but then again the beef on the left is in using it with our enemies and the terrorists that want to nuke us not in the using it to train our on troops.  I find this unfathomable.

November 2, 2007 | Filed Under War on Terror 

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One Response to “Chuck Schumer Supports Torture (at least in 2004)”

  1. bob agard on November 4th, 2007

    Unfathomable, it is.

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