The President and his administration are certainly free to redefine the interrogation techniques but to go on after the previous administrations officials for this is outrageous. Congressional leadership knew all this was going to happen well before the water was even gathered for the waterboarding and no one said a word. It seems that it only became WRONG when it was politically expedient to be so.

So far, no indictments on this so we’re all good. The President can, and frankly SHOULD, do what he feels is necessary to further his vision. If that means removing waterboarding from both the list of interrogation techniques as well as the SERE training we offer our armed forces then so be it. It’s his call and he earned the right to make that call. Going after the evil bushies is wrong.