Criminal Charges vs. Bush Staffers?
Prosecution Rests?
(Fox News) - President Obama has said he wants to move forward — and not backwards — after being asked about prosecuting alleged crimes by the Bush administration.
However, that has not stopped House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers from pursuing the matter forcefully. Conyers proposes extending the statute of limitations to 10 years for war crimes, torture and domestic surveillance. Conyers says there are incidents that "raise credible concerns that criminal laws may have been violated."
A new Rasmussen Reports poll shows 44% of Democrats surveyed believe President Bush and his administration are guilty of war crimes. Just 4% of Republicans agree.
(Fox News) - President Obama has said he wants to move forward — and not backwards — after being asked about prosecuting alleged crimes by the Bush administration.
However, that has not stopped House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers from pursuing the matter forcefully. Conyers proposes extending the statute of limitations to 10 years for war crimes, torture and domestic surveillance. Conyers says there are incidents that "raise credible concerns that criminal laws may have been violated."
A new Rasmussen Reports poll shows 44% of Democrats surveyed believe President Bush and his administration are guilty of war crimes. Just 4% of Republicans agree.
posted by BP News Bureau | 9:42 AM
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