Original sentence: Anderson also pointed to Obama’s perceived change of position after he received the Democratic presidential nomination on the question of immunity for telecom companies that cooperated with the Bush Administration's wiretapping program.Anderson has emphasized the apparent discrepancies between Obama's positions as a candidate for the 2008 presidency and the actions he has taken as president, believing that “President Obama has betrayed us in almost every single way from being a candidate to being the President of the United States.Anderson was also critical of the appointment by Obama of John Brennan as his counter-terrorism adviser because Brennan, as a member of the George W.”  Concerning Obama's alleged betrayal of the rule of law, Anderson has commented:
Edited sentence: ") Anderson was also critical of the appointment by Obama of John Brennan as his counter-terrorism adviser because Brennan, as a member of the George W.(Rice is notorious for having been more concerned with the political repercussions in the upcoming congressional election than with ending the genocide in Rwanda, when she said to NSC colleagues, "If we use the word 'genocide' and are seen as doing nothing, what will be the effect on the November election.Anderson also pointed to Obama’s complete change of position after he received the Democratic presidential nomination on the question of immunity for telecom companies that illegally cooperated with the Bush Administration's warrantless wiretapping program.Anderson has emphasized the discrepancies between Obama's positions as a candidate for the 2008 presidency and the actions he has actually undertaken as president, asserting that “President Obama has betrayed us in almost every single way from being a candidate to being the President of the United States.Anderson has pointed out that when the U.Anderson has pointedly criticized Obama for violating the Convention Against Torture, to which the US is a signatory, since every signatory to the convention is required to prosecute or extradite for prosecution those responsible for torture, which Obama refuses to do.Senate ratified the Convention Against Torture, President Ronald Reagan emphasized that the Convention requires the prosecution or extradition of anyone responsible for torture.”  Concerning Obama's betrayal of the rule of law, Anderson has commented: