McCain Detainee Amendment

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This is a topic, with start date October 3, 2005 and end date October 5, 2005.

Its theme(s) are Terrorism, War.

Positions are shown reverse-chronologically, by their earliest opinion item.

Contents 1 Summary of positions for this topic 2 Full listing 2.1 Amendment should be passed 2.2 Amendment should not have been passed

Summary of positions for this topic

• Amendment should be passed (10 items)
• Amendment should not have been passed (4 items)

Full listing

Click on position names to view quotes from each listed item.

Amendment should be passed

Amendment should not have been passed

All items that address this topic (14 total)

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Title	Author	Source	Date
'A Vietnam Moment'	The Wall Street Journal editorial board	The Wall Street Journal	245367430 October 2005
An empty amendment	The Washington Times editorial board	The Washington Times	24536849 November 2005
Say “No” to the McCain Amendment	Andrew C. McCarthy	National Review	245369015 November 2005
McCain anti-torture amendment is pure political grandstanding	Rich Lowry	The Salt Lake Tribune	245369116 November 2005
The Truth about Torture	Charles Krauthammer	The Weekly Standard	245371005 December 2005
The Abolition of Torture	Andrew Sullivan	The New Republic	24537127 December 2005
Tortuous Progress	The Wall Street Journal editorial board	The Wall Street Journal	245371813 December 2005
A Self-Inflicted Defeat	The Wall Street Journal editorial board	The Wall Street Journal	245371813 December 2005
Torture for dummies	Michael Kinsley	Slate	245371813 December 2005
The Get-Out-of-Torture-Free Card	Emily Bazelon	Slate	245372015 December 2005
McCain and Miranda	Andrew C. McCarthy	National Review	245372015 December 2005
Congress' Turn	The Washington Post editorial board	The Washington Post	24539269 July 2006
Enact the President’s Code for Military Commissions	Andrew C. McCarthy	National Review	245399213 September 2006
How should this country treat its terror suspects?	Mark Davis	The Dallas Morning News	245399920 September 2006