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The Right and Torture

I was once befuddled by the American right’s toleration of torture as an instrument of statecraft and the seeming indifference of so many ‘conservatives’ to Bush’s obsession with ends over means. And then I read National Review’s symposium on the death of Pinochet. It really speaks for itself.

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Posted on Dec 12 2006 @ 11:59amAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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