Jan Crawford Greenburg reports that President Bush will soon decide whether to close down Gitmo.
P.S. By the way, now that the Supreme Court is no longer in session, Greenburg will be covering the election. We might actually see some fair-minded election coverage for once.
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Hasn’t he been deciding whether to close down Gitmo all along, with the answer being ‘no’? Or is she suggesting he’s about to change his mind?
Kevin (834f0d) — 7/3/2008 @ 1:26 amSupposedly, he is changing his mind.
I say temporarily hold them at the federal pen in Marion, IL in the general population. See how long they last.
Dr. K (5139b5) — 7/3/2008 @ 6:20 ami say all those captured on the battlefield should be given their rights under the Geneva Convention as “unlawful combatants”….. %-)
redc1c4 (5c9f54) — 7/3/2008 @ 3:47 pm