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I believe that this is expected. If Obama doesn't agree with said tactics, then he shouldn't have to work with people who have previously used them. "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." It's hard to re-train people's thinking or morality. Once one has been trained to think that these interrogation techniques are the norm, it would be hard to resist using them even if their new leader disagrees with them.
In addition, Obama's slogan is "change." How can anyone be expected to achieve this goal without getting new flesh and blood in the workplace? Without new people, new ideas can't form, without new ideas, new actions can't take place, without new actions, the idea of change is obsolete.
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