Really amazing report that digs deep into the administration's reasons for not delivering on its promises about closing the Guantanamo Bay prison facility.

Excellent in-depth research utilization insider sources. I would've appreciated links to some of the documents he discusses. Overall a very informative article covering the whole story thus far.

A possible explanation of how a policy can be watered down from an execitive order to a "no name strategy" before finally being shelved. Assuming the rulers of the US are capable this article does not delve into the lack of commitment by the administration, nor lend weigh to the possibility that the policy was not initially voiced in good faith, coinciding with the appointment of Bush's Secretary of Defence that hinted at a continuation of the previous guard.

This article would be considered very good journalism in my opinion. I was impressed at how much information was gathered and how well the information was organized. There were many sources presented and even a statement from the president himself, which is beneficial since the article is about his policies. I liked that the author included different opinions concerned with whether or not the prisoners should be sent to America. This is also very relevant since this is a topic many are concerned with right now and have probably been hearing about in the news.

I believe the title of this article is misleading. Obama WANTS to close the facility yet the some of the White House disagree. It's not entirely his fault.