Interrogation Memo

Barack Obama's decision to release the memo detailing CIA interrogation methods of terror suspects reveals a number of things: (1) National security is not as high on his agenda as scoring political points, as divulging the memo will hurt our ability to gain useful intel in the future from those who wish to do our country harm; (2) it is clear that we were not torturing anyone; (3) future attacks, in part prevented by such interrogation techniques, will fully be Obama's responsibility.

What is the president thinking?