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Wednesday, June 21, 2006
I guess some Dick said no
Maybe Bush can get a meeting with whoever is really in charge:
Mr Bush said he understood European concerns over the US detention camp in Cuba. "I'd like to end Guantanamo. I'd like it to be over with," he said.
He said 200 detainees had been sent home, and most of those remaining were from Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Afghanistan.
But he added that there were some detainees "who need to be tried in US courts"
Hmm. Close Guantanamo and hold trials for the most dangerous -- the most likely to be actual terrorists. Sounds like the liberal position of the last four years. I'm thrilled that Bush is agreeing with me for once, but I'm concerned that he doesn't seem to know who can give the order to close Gitmo down. To be fair, maybe he already asked Dick and he said "no".
