Here's the actualities:
55% of Americans believe in retrospect that the use of the interrogation techniques was justified, while only 36% say it was not. Notably, a majority of those following the news about this matter "very closely" oppose an investigation and think the methods were justified.
A new Gallup Poll finds 51% of Americans in favor and 42% opposed to an investigation into the use of harsh interrogation techniques on terrorism suspects during the Bush administration
So the headline from Gallup?
"Slim Majority Wants Bush-Era Interrogations Investigated."
Yah, well, a LARGER majority thinks that the interrogation methods were just fine, thanks.
HT: Ace
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