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Officer faces hearing over Abu Ghraib role
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OH HAPPY DAY! Karl Rove to Quit Aug. 31st
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By Ray McGovern, Consortium News A boyish, inquisitive face with an innocent look peered out from the Washington Post‘s lead story Tuesday on torture. It was well-groomed, pink-shirted John Kiriakou, a CIA interrogator who could just as easily pass for the local youth minister. The report by the Post‘s Joby Warrick and Dan Eggen, which…
