On freedom, the Bush administration speaks with a forked tongue. Executive rhetoric at the start of the second term has taken a welcome turn toward prodding other nations to respect human liberty. But such exhortations ring hollow—if not downright mendacious—in the face of what the president’s appointee at the Office of Special Counsel (OSC) is doing to undermine civil rights,… return to article
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