Political divide about CIA torture remains after senate report's release

December 11, 2014 01:54

Senator Dianne Feinstein was still speaking on the Senate floor Tuesday morning about the Intelligence Committee's report excoriating the CIA's interrogation program when a new website went live. Its name was self-explanatory: ciasavedlives.com.

The site, created by a dozen former top officials of the Central Intelligence Agency, was only one element in a broad counterattack against the long-awaited senate report, which says the program, which is now defunct, violated American ideals by torturing Al Qaeda suspects and got little useful information in return.

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