Students Put Bush to the Test

On Monday, a group of high school students, who were designated as Presidential scholars, handed President Bush a letter. In that letter, they specifically asked the President to stop the practice of torture by military personnel against "enemy combatants."

"We do not want America to represent torture. We urge you to do all in your power to stop violations of the human rights of detainees, to cease illegal renditions, and to apply the Geneva Convention to all detainees, including those designated enemy combatants," the letter said.

The President of course responded with his usual, "no children, the United States government does not torture."

Ganas, no?