Bush's Interrogation Rules

In yet another testimony to the legacy of our values-impaired president, Adam Liptak writes of the new draft legislation to legalize torture:

The intent of the legislation, [senior administration officials] said, is to prevent the prosecution of interrogators under amendments to the War Crimes Act that were passed in the 1990’s.

Clinton's great affront was to receive oral sex from an intern and to then be evasive about admitting it. Bush's great affront is to authorize activities that could lead to prosecution under the War Crimes Act. Have I commented lately how much Bush is a disgrace to this country?