Days after telling students at Stanford University that waterboarding was legal "by definition if it was authorized by the president," former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice was pressed again on the subject today by a fourth-grader at a Washington private school.
Rice, in her first appearance in Washington after leaving government, was at the Jewish Primary Day School of the Nation's Capital before giving an evening lecture at the Sixth and I Historic Synagogue downtown. She held forth amiably before a few dozen students about her love of Israel, travel abroad and the importance of learning languages, then opened the floor to their questions.
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