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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsOkay, Can I Be Angry Now?
By Ed Brayton
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I've been writing about key tests of Obama's pledges of more transparency and ending torture. Every time I've written about something being a test of his sincerity in that regard, I've been assailed by those who think of even speaking of such a test means I've prejudged Obama as a failure. Well now he has clearly failed one of those very important tests.
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