Alleged abuse photos: Did Obama do the right thing?
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Alleged abuse photos: Did Obama do the right thing?

President Obama has ordered government lawyers to object to the planned release of additional photos allegedly showing detainees being tortured on the grounds that release of the images could potentially endanger U.S. troops abroad. This is a reversal on his earlier stance of last month.

Do you think Obama make the right call? Would the photos’ release endanger the troops, or is public viewing of the images more important ? Put yourself on video and share your thoughts.

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