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Mickey Edwards, Princeton University lecturer and former Republican congressman “Heaven help us if we ever have a president or a Congress making important decisions solely on the basis of the public opinion of the moment. Full Article at The Politico
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I remember it vividly. It was in 1985 after the memorial service for my gay brother-in law's partner. Family and friends gathered at Paul's house for a meal and fellowship and a time to commemorate Rome's life. All of my in-laws were present. Full Article at St. Cloud Times
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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. View Photo »
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He'll be as important or more important than Osama bin Laden
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Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson is my new hero. Full Article at News Hounds
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"Where was all the talk about a new world order when George W. Bush convened a military force of many nations to invade Iraq? Full Article at Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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SCHENECTADY-- Local Afghans said they are opposed to sending 30,000 more U.S. soldiers into Afghanistan and beginning a withdrawal in 18 months, fearful the strategy won't work and will turn out to be yet another broken promise in a long history of... Full Article at Albany Times-Union
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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. View Photo »
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So far, Obama seems like he's following the Bush-Cheney ideology all over again
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In 2006, Ron Suskind published "The One Percent Doctrine," a book about the U.S. war on terrorists after 9/11. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Is Barack Obama a faux populist? Is he a player of politics-as-usual masquerading as an agent of change? Is he a do-nothing centrist frittering away the hopes of millions? Is he just a flashy front man for the military-industrial complex? Full Article at Huffington Post
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Richard Bruce "Dick" Cheney (born January 30, 1941) served as the 46th Vice President of the United States from 2001 to 2009 in the administration of George W. Bush. Full Article
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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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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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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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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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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: 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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He'll be as important or more important than Osama bin Laden
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So far, Obama seems like he's following the Bush-Cheney ideology all over again
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Right after Obama was elected, there was the view that he was invincible ... He raised more money than anybody else. He had a machine that smashed the Clinton campaign and then won the election, and that he'd be around for eight years and now I think that has changed fairly dramatically.
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Compound that with the Bush-Cheney administration's aggressive seeding of its staunch loyalists throughout the bureaucracy, and you have a pretty tough situation. Obama, then, has to contend not only with the big donors and corporate lobbies. His biggest problem resides right inside his team.
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Right after Obama was elected, there was the view that he was invincible ... He raised more money than anybody else. He had a machine that smashed the Clinton campaign and then won the election, and that he'd be around for eight years and now I think that has changed fairly dramatically.
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War criminals responsible for an illegitimate, immoral war and torture are walking free, including Bush and Cheney on down to John Yoo right here at UC Berkeley Law -- and we who work to stop this war get clubbed, prosecuted, and sent to jail? Something’s wrong there!
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Everybody is watching. The Taliban are watching, the Al Qaeda are watching, the Afghans who are on our side are watching, and when they see hesitation, uncertainty, lack of clarity from an American president, they begin to think the Americans aren't going to be here very long
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The pace of our troops coming home, I understand, depends on conditions...Are we going to let American soldiers stay there indefinitely while they dither, in Vice President Cheney's words? I don't think we should. American lives are at stake. And so I want to know, at least from my point of view, what t...
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a huge mistake... He'll be able to go in whenever he's up on the stand and proselytize, if you will, millions of people out there around the world including some of his radical Muslim friends and generate a whole new generation of terrorists ... I think it will make Khalid Sheikh Mohammed something of a...
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Where was the CBC when America needed their warning shots in support of a call to impeach President Bush, VP Cheney, Powell, Rice and the others who lied to the American people about the need to invade Iraq? This current act appears to be a weak attempt at making themselves relevant.
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This is just another instance of Obama refusing to show leadership. He needs to do what it takes to win the war on Christmas
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Afghanistan is the Orphan that Bush/Cheney/Rumsfeld Adopted, and then completely neglected.
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another deeply flawed election and continued Russian opposition to sanctioning Iran for its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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Thank you, George Bush and Dick Cheney, for passing along an economic and diplomatic catastrophe to President Obama. A bipartisan effort by Congress is essential in getting my country back to its former rank as a respected and responsible global leader. Thank you for this time, and everybody have a beau...
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They’re worried the United States isn’t going to be there much longer and the bad guys are.
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As a Cheney confidant puts it ... the Vice President believed he and the President could claim the war on terrorism as his [Bush's] greatest legacy if they defended at all costs the men and women who fought in the trenches.
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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'd chose Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfield, over Obama, Biden, and Rahm...
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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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We're talking about agreements that hand over California's real wealth, its water, for decades to some growers watering desert soils full of toxic minerals for a fraction of the real value of that water, all at taxpayer and urban water users' expense ... These contracts would be locked in for 25 years, ...
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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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Frankly, they turned tail. That's pretty tough language, but I get angry when I hear vice president Cheney talk about a job they started but didn't finish
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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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If you go back to…the early 1990s when then Vice President Cheney was the Secretary of Defense ... we made a very grave mistake when we walked away from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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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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