Employing private-security contractors for jobs in trouble spots around the world may be a good option now and again, but the problem is clearly out of hand in Iraq. Using private contractors raises serious legal issues and results in a lack of discipline and accountability. Nor does it appear to be cheaper, considering that numerous official audits have found billions of dollars in waste and overspending. Congress needs to place strict limits on this practice and eliminate contractors' immunity from criminal liability.
- Miami Herald (read full editorial here)
This is the kind of uninformed opinion that I expect from liberals.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
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This same Congress that 90% of Americans think is incompetant?
The Miami Herald should rethink this position.
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