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its their inadequacies
The desire to torture seems inextricably linked to the chickenhawk syndrome; even if the resistance was token, the veterans in the GOP opposed this crap, caving in the end because of political ambition, misplaced loyalty or perhaps corruption. But the torture was initiated by the same losers who needed to prove their manhood with "pre-emptive" war. Like bullies, the torturers seem to be covering for feelings of inadequacy.