‘Left, Right & Center’: Tea Parties and Torture
Did the nationwide "tea parties" on April 15 constitute a much-needed boost for the Republican base? Was the Obama administration right to release the latest batch of torture memos from the Bush years?Did the nationwide “tea parties” on April 15 constitute a much-needed boost for the Republican base? Was the Obama administration right to release the latest batch of torture memos from the Bush years? Not surprisingly, “Left, Right & Center” commentators Tony Blankley, Robert Scheer and Arianna Huffington don’t always see eye to eye on these and other topics on this week’s show.
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