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Should Michael Mukasey be expected to answer questions about the legality of torture and interogation techniques before the Senate votes on his nomination?
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Yes, he should answer the Senate's questions
Yes, he should answer the Senate's questions
Do you think that waterboarding should be considered torture and be illegal?
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Yes
Yes
If you were in the Senate, would you confirm Michael Mukasey or not?
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No, I don't think he's qualified
No, I don't think he's qualified
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Overview
Michael Mukasey in George Bush's next attorney general nominee. However, Republican senators, including John McCain and Lindsey Graham, say that Mukasey's refusal to define waterboarding as torture raises doubts about whether he should become the nation's top law enforcement official.
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