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WASHINGTON—U.S. authorities say National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden wouldn't face the death penalty—and also promise he wouldn't be tortured—in a new letter hoping to persuade Russia not to grant him asylum or refugee status.
Sad day when a citizen risks his existence to provide his fellow citizens the transparency in government that our elected official promised he would do.
Is he an enemy of the state or a friend to the citizens?
How is America doing when our Government officials have to promise not to kill or torture another human being?
and how does this make us look to other nations throughout the world? This administration is such a joke. What will they do next?
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