Delaware Liberal

War Crimes and the White House

The Dishonor in a Tortured New ‘Interpretation’ of the Geneva Conventions

By P.X. Kelley and Robert F. Turner

Thursday, July 26, 2007; Page A21

One of us was appointed commandant of the Marine Corps by President Ronald Reagan; the other served as a lawyer in the Reagan White House and has vigorously defended the constitutionality of warrantless National Security Agency wiretaps, presidential signing statements and many other controversial aspects of the war on terrorism. But we cannot in good conscience defend a decision that we believe has compromised our national honor and that may well promote the commission of war crimes by Americans and place at risk the welfare of captured American military forces for generations to come.

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The good news is that the tide is turning.  While the president still has Dave Burris and Mike Castle in his corner – he has lost guys like this.  The men and women who once believed that the United States embodied values that were worth fighting for.

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