Difference between revisions of "Obama-Biden administration"

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===negative actions===
 
===negative actions===
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* '''continued and escalated [[George W. Bush/elevation of presidential power|Bush's policy of elevating presidential power]]'''
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** refused to prosecute [[Bush-Cheney administration/torture|Bush administration officials who authorized torture]] (as required by [[UN Convention Against Torture]], to which the US is a signatory)
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** supported the most broad interpretation of the [[State Secrets Privilege]] in every legal challenge to the executive branch
 
* '''violations of journalistic integrity'''
 
* '''violations of journalistic integrity'''
 
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* '''generally has a very bad record on upholding civil liberties''' (in some ways, worse than Bush), despite his background as a constitutional scholar and his pledge to uphold the rule of law
 
* '''generally has a very bad record on upholding civil liberties''' (in some ways, worse than Bush), despite his background as a constitutional scholar and his pledge to uphold the rule of law
  
 
Related links: [http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/13/1131186/-Judge-Rules-Permanently-Against-Obama-s-Unconstitutional-NDAA#]
 
 
 
==Links==
 
==Links==
 
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* '''2012-09-13''' [http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/13/1131186/-Judge-Rules-Permanently-Against-Obama-s-Unconstitutional-NDAA# Obama's Unconstitutional NDAA 'Detained Indefinitely' by Court Ruling]
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