suspects in the past three years, including the times square bomber, faisal shahzad and abdul farouk abdulmutallab. but the frustration of this previous administration lingers on. when it comes to fixing what went wrong in that era, this is not all that complicated an issue. the plan to close it was fairly simple. the only reason it didn't happen is that congress, elected officials, democrats and republicans freaked out and decide they'd were scared of their own shadow back in 2009 and 2010, and then congress acted to say no, no, no, the president can't do this. they decided to not do what everyone left, right and center had previously agreed needed to be done and would be done. and so we just got stuck by dent of congress keeping this open from the previous administration with no plan of keeping it open other than hoping the prisoners might die of their own accord if we leave them there long enough. it's not 2009 or 2010 anymore. a lot that is in our politics feels different now in 2013 than it felt in 2009. is this still impossible? and is anyone still working on it? i should also mention that q