Did the Obama administration force editing changes to Charlie Savage's page-one lead piece today on the appeals court ruling on CIA torture?
It sure looks that way, from some quiet but substantial editing that took place after Savage's story first went online late yesterday.
The story reported on a federal Appeals Court ruling in favor of the Obama Administration's efforts to prevent lawsuits alleging torture against the C.I.A., on the grounds that they would reveal government secrets.
In the story that went up on the NYT website yesterday -- and which remains posted on the Charlotte Observer website -- Savage noted that the administration's counterterrorism policies "have in some ways departed from the expectations of change" promised by Obama during the campaign.
"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men." - Plato
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Obama Says Jump!
The New York Times asks, "how high?"
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