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Enter link to submit a new story to the Cheat Sheet. Please tell us why you think this would make a good Cheat Sheet story. Your feedback has been sent! Full Article at The Daily Beast
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Most Americans are blissfully in the dark about it, but across the Atlantic in the UK, a commission reluctantly established by Prime Minister Gordon Brown under pressure from anti-war activists in Britain is beginning hearings into the actions and... Full Article at Counterpunch
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Former Vice President Cheney called the president a ditherer. I actually think he is a dabbler. Full Article at The Hill
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Let us stand together in awe of the war-fighting urges of former Vice President Dick Cheney and his use of war for partisan political purposes. Dick Cheney never met a war he didn't like, except those he would have to fight in himself. Full Article at The Hill
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decision, Wayne said, "I don't think he is an indecisive person, I just think this is a tough one." President George W. Bush once boasted, "I'm not a textbook player, I'm a gut player." Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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THE MEDIATOR So far, Biden has avoided the White House infighting that marked Cheney’s tenure. Full Article at The New York Times
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(Washington Post) This story was written by Joel Achenbach. President George W. Bush once boasted, "I'm not a textbook player, I'm a gut player." The new tenant of the Oval Office takes a strikingly different approach. Full Article at CBS News
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According to the White House, the cost of deploying new soldiers to Afghanistan could be $1 million per soldier. Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says that the Iraq war will cost $3-5 trillion dollars. Full Article at Global Research
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In a PoliticsDaily.com column, David Corn notes that reviewing the guest list for President Obama's first state dinner—held to honor Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh—reminded him that he was miffed at one of the guests: New York Times columnist Tom... Full Article at Mother Jones
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America is in the most severe unemployment crisis since - and perhaps including - the Great Depression. And yet Obama, like Bush, has done virtually nothing to create more jobs. Full Article at The Market Oracle
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When President Obama makes a decision on the war in Afghanistan, his critics will have a field day no matter what course of action he takes. The catastrophic mess left by the Cheney/Bush dimwits leaves Obama three options. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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$75 million to try a terrorist in New York City? Has the government gone crazy? Just send him on a quail hunting trip with Dick Cheney. Full Article at The Asheville Citizen-Times
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Obama's handling of the Afghanistan conundrum has been a spectacle of deliberation unlike anything seen in the White House in recent memory. The strategic review began in September. Again and again, the war council convened in the Situation Room. Full Article at The Washington Post
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The Tacoma City Council Tuesday night approved selling $28 million in bonds to pay for renovations at Cheney Stadium that will help keep minor-league baseball in Tacoma through 2041. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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Of the 55 documents [in the Vaughn Declaration], the Agency determined that 13 documents could be released in part. Full Article at Emptywheel
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009 By our correspondent ISLAMABAD: Former president Pervez Musharraf was unwilling to grant amnesty to the PPP leadership in corruption cases through the NRO, claimed one of his close confidants, also denying the... Full Article at The News
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama said Tuesday his long-awaited decision on U.S. strategy in Afghanistan will include a clear outline on how America will "finish the job" following eight years of war. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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HOUSTON -- An indisputable Washington insider, Kay Bailey Hutchison has been so close to the federal government's levers of power in her three Senate terms that former Vice President Dick Cheney has endorsed her over another Republican. Full Article at NewsMax
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I gleaned from your review of the The Messenger (Film, Nov. 18) that the film depicts the experiences of two soldiers who are assigned to give notice to the next of kin of soldiers lost in action in Iraq. Full Article at Baltimore City Paper
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Texas GOP primary a 2010 test of themes By LIZ SIDOTI AP National Political Writer Harry Cabluck This is a June 2, 2009 file photo of Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaking during a news conference in Austin, Texas. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby (C), former Chief of Staff to former Vice President Dick Cheney, attends a forum of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the W Hotel September 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 1: Former Vice President Dick Cheney speaks at the Gerald R. Ford Foundation's annual Journalism Awards on June 1, 2009 in Washington, DC. Cheney strongly defended the Bush administration's record on national security.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 1: FOX News host Greta Van Susteren checks her camera after snapping a photo of former Vice President Dick Cheney as he speaks at the Gerald R. Ford Foundation's annual Journalism Awards on June 1, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 1: Former Vice President Dick Cheney arrives for a luncheon prior to the Gerald R. Ford Foundation's annual Journalism Awards on June 1, 2009 in Washington, DC. Cheney, who was Ford's Chief of staff, presented the foundation's awards.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 1: Former Vice President Dick Cheney (R) speaks with Ken Dalecki at a luncheon prior to the Gerald R. Ford Foundation's annual Journalism Awards on June 1, 2009 in Washington, DC. Cheney, who was Ford's Chief of staff, presented the foundation's awards.
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 1: Former Vice President Dick Cheney (C) speaks with Melissa Charbonneau (R) at a luncheon prior to the Gerald R. Ford Foundation's annual Journalism Awards on June 1, 2009 in Washington, DC. Cheney, who was Ford's Chief of staff, presented the foundation's awards.
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BEVERLY HILLS, CA - MAY 27: Demonstrators call for President Barack Obama to release photos that document detainee abuse in U.S. detention facilities, outside a fundraiser at the Beverly Hilton hotel attended by the president May 27, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California.
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As an American president ... you can demand, when you go into China and you're going to have a press conference, you can say, ‘We're taking questions,' ... I mean, there are very clear things, steps you can take to send the message that we actually believe in freedom and democracy.
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I thought I really had a chance to use this fascinating conflict situation that we saw in the hierarchy of the Bush administration. A lot of people saw Bush as this ventriloquist’s dummy sitting on Cheney’s knee ... I’m not saying that the situation in the administration really was like that; we don’t k...
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They [terrorists] have never lacked for grievances against the United States. Our belief in freedom of speech and religion ... our belief in equal rights for women ... our support for Israel... -- these are the true sources of resentment
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I thought I really had a chance to use this fascinating conflict situation that we saw in the hierarchy of the Bush administration. A lot of people saw Bush as this ventriloquist’s dummy sitting on Cheney’s knee ... I’m not saying that the situation in the administration really was like that; we don’t k...
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They [terrorists] have never lacked for grievances against the United States. Our belief in freedom of speech and religion ... our belief in equal rights for women ... our support for Israel... -- these are the true sources of resentment
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a special wing of our special operations community that is set up independently. ... They do not report to anybody, except in the Bush-Cheney days, they reported directly to the Cheney office…Congress has no oversight of it... It's an executive assassination ring essentially, and it's been going on and ...
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If President Obama really believes what he campaigned on, that Afghanistan is a necessary war ... then I don't see how he can do anything other than move aggressively to achieve victory.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney is in the news. Cheney slammed President Obama for bowing before the emperor of Japan. Cheney said, 'Come on, it's not like he's the CEO of Exxon.'
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I think that what President Bush used to do is do it without the cameras ... And I don't understand sort of showing up with the White House Press Pool with photographers and asking family members if you can take pictures.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife, Lynne Cheney, welcomed their seventh grandchild, Sarah Lynne Cheney, Wednesday, November 18, 2009. She weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz and was born at 8:17 A.M. at Sibley Hospital in Washington, D.C. Her parents are the Cheney's daughter Mary and her partner, Heathe...
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I think that what President Bush used to do is do it without the cameras ... And I don't understand sort of showing up with the White House Press Pool with photographers and asking family members if you can take pictures.
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The two most popular people in Texas are George and Barbara Bush - and Cheney isn't far behind
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cannot specifically recall having a conversation with Scooter Libby during which Libby advised the Vice President that he wanted to share the key judgments of the NIE with Judith Miller. Although the Vice President cannot recall having such a conversation, if one did occur, he would have advised Libby o...
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U.S. counterterrorism officials are reacting angrily to ex-Vice President Dick Cheney’s claim that waterboarding 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed 183 times was a ‘success’ that produced actionable intelligence. ‘Cheney is full of crap,’ one intelligence source with decades of experience said Tuesd...
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The Taliban is out of business, permanently.
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Cheney's experience in office didn't change during that period - attitudes toward the Bush/Cheney administration did
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Amateur Hour out at the CIA
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That’s not the issue, though, Juan, it is a huge difference . . . the Bush-Cheney Administration built Guantanamo and recognized that these are not criminals, that these are enemy combatants, illegal enemy combatants . . . .
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In handling press inquiries regarding Joe Wilson, it is conceivable that he tasked Scooter Libby with this responsibility.
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They will strive to put in the dock George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, George Tenet, John Yoo, the CIA, and the United States government and the American people
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President Obama now seems afraid to make a decision, and unable to provide his commander on the ground with the troops he needs to complete his mission
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A Nixon, a Bush or somebody like Cheney will be the new president, and then the purpose of these unjustifiable military bases that threaten the peoples of South America will be very clear.
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It's time for President Obama to do what it takes to win a war he has repeatedly and rightly called a war of necessity
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Dick Cheney was probably one of the most powerful and influential vice presidents in our nation's history ... Our conference attendees will benefit from the wisdom of Cheney's experience as the leader of a modern political movement, a successful businessman and a leading expert on America's future role ...
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The White House must stop dithering while America's armed forces are in danger ... It's time for President Obama to do what it takes to win a war he has repeatedly and rightly called a war of necessity.
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