Multiple Choice
During the Bush administrations struggle against terrorism,
A) many suspected terrorists were subjected to torture, though some were not actually involved in terrorism.
B) CIA activity to combat terrorism was strictly limited by Congress.
C) the CIA elected not to use secret prisons, although they were believed to be an effective weapon against terrorists.
D) legal standards under which the CIA operated did not permit waterboarding and other forms of torture.
E) the CIA was plagued by lack of a sense of mission.
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