Dispatches from an Alternate Universe

Here's David Rivkin's take on the torture memos, posted at The Corner:

The conclusions OLC memos reach — that the specific interrogation techniques used by the CIA did not constitute torture — are eminently reasonable. To any fair-minded observer, these memoranda definitively establish that the Bush Administration did not engage in torture. In short, these memos go a long way towards rebutting shrill and unfair attacks on the integrity of Bush Administration officials, and, more generally, on America's honor.

And did I mention that up is down, black is white, and Vice President Palin has been doing a splendid job in office so far?