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thoughtbasket commented on the blog post Bush Admits to Approving Torture–But Which Use of It?
2010-11-04 12:50:37View | Delete

There is a great book out by Charles Fried (Solicitor General under Reagan) about the obligations of presidents to admit when they break the law. Mentioning it in a memoir is not what Fried had in mind.

I summarize Fried’s arguments here:

http://thoughtbasket.com/2010/11/04/when-presidents-break-the-law-e-g-bush/
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