GITMO VS. COOK COUNTY JAIL

By Michelle Malkin  •  June 17, 2005 10:23 AM

John in North Carolina tips us off to rampant prison abuse in Dick Durbin’s backyard. Captain Ed notes Durbin’s odd silence.

Update: Don Singleton quips…

I would urge that Gitmo be closed down and that all of the prisoners be transferred to the Cook County Jail, except I suspect it really would be against Geneva Conventions.

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