Congress set to act to keep prisoner abuse photos hidden

Saturday 10th October, 04:59 PM JST

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PepinGalarga at 10:14 PM JST - 10th October

The pictures should be released. it is what it is. The names of the people working there are already pretty much all in the public record, so there should be nothing to hide. They can also blur the faces of any CIA or sensitive personnel, as when other secret documents are declassified. This is just evidence of torture, and Obama flip flopping on this is not good at all.
Sarge at 10:16 PM JST - 10th October

"Obam flip flopping"

I didn't vote for him.
Sarge at 10:17 PM JST - 10th October

Yeah, Obama flip flopping.
Wolfpack at 11:04 PM JST - 10th October

Let me see here... when Bush was president, the Congress, the Left and the mainstream media were screaming at the top of their lungs to have any damaging information about the US war effort to be brought forth. Now with President Obama - the great one - anything that goes against what he wants is verboten. Now all of the sudden the president and the Left are concerned about the troops safety. Let's not have any principles or mere concern for your country - it's all about the politics. Well, better late than never I suppose.
Badsey at 12:26 AM JST - 11th October

-makes me wonder where the ACLU was when Michelle Obama, David Axlerod were dumping emergency patients at the University of Chicago (Dontae Adams)?

-but I agree with Obama's flip-flop and believe people should be held accountable as far a flip-flops can be held accountable.