Warm intensity in New London

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Civil liberties groups decry a recently released Justice Department memo that justifies U.S. drone strikes against suspects abroad, including U.S. citizens, without proof of an imminent attack. What do you think of the policy? I think our nation needs to use whatever weapons it has to protect itself from terrorists. 34% I think it's a slippery slope that makes the White House judge, jury and executioner. 40% I'm not sure. I do think the administration needs to be more transparent about this policy. 9% If it saves the lives of American troops, I'm all for it. 17% Number of votes: 495

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