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So much for the openness. Obama, on the heals of his Bush-lite surge, takes a cue from Cheney and blocks testimony before Congress re Crashgate. Full Article at Jules Crittenden
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THE NO-SENSE JOBS PLAN.... Arguably the single most farcical aspect of America's political discourse is listening to congressional Republicans talk about economic policy. Full Article at Political Animal
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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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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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President Barrack Obama's speech at West Point yesterday, where he outlined the new United States policy on Afghanistan, has drawn conflicting reactions. Full Article at Associated Content
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Barack Obama inherited a bankrupt economy, a bankrupt government, and a bankrupt foreign policy. Full Article at Esquire
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Lots of typos--and it's Miers, not Myers. . I wouldn't call Bush's (and Clinton's too, by the way) reticence to allow testimony an "excuse". The deliberative process of the Executive Branch is harmed by forcing advisers to testify. . Full Article at Time Magazine
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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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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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The economic elite have escalated their attack on the U.S. public by surging military operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Full Article at The Public Record
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Dick Cheney is miffed that it took President Barack Obama so long to determine the strategy for Afghanistan. He expresses the fear that Obama's nuanced approach will have our soldiers doubting the president's commitment to their mission. Full Article at Des Moines Register
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) (L) poses for photographers with his wife Maggie Fox (C) and Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC. The 111th Congress has begun on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) (L) poses for photographers with his wife Mary (2nd L), children Jonathan (4th L) and Brynne (3rd L), and Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) (L) poses for photographers with his wife Lisa Collis (C) and Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC. The 111th Congress has begun on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Vice President-elect and U.S. Sen. Joseph Biden (D-DE) (L) greets Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC. The 111th Congress has begun on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Vice President-elect and U.S. Sen. Joseph Biden (D-DE) (L) poses for photographers with his wife Jill (C) and Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 06: U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) (L) poses for photographers with her husband Chip (C) and Vice President Dick Cheney (R) during a mock swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill January 6, 2009 in Washington, DC. The 111th Congress has begun on Tuesday.
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It's an idea that was good enough for Sarah Palin in Alaska. It was good enough for Dick Cheney in Wyoming. It was good enough for George Bush in Texas ... But somehow the Senate Republicans think this is outrageous.
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Last year, I opposed legislation that stripped Americans of their right to seek accountability for the Bush administration's decision to illegally wiretap American citizens without a warrant ... We can strengthen national security while protecting Americans' privacy and civil liberties. Restoring Americ...
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We know that Cheney, the neocons, and other factions in the Bush administration desperately wanted to get up a war against Iran so as to overthrow its government.
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As so often happened during the Bush administration when environmental regulations threatened the economic interest of the business community, Cheney stepped in.
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was the best vice president this country ever had. And if you think about the difference between Al Gore and Dick Cheney, no one can say it doesn’t make any difference who the vice president is.
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The President believes we are the good guys, but Bush/Cheney went off the rails a bit
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By vesting the authority in the attorney general, it continues to allow the executive branch unfettered latitude to determine when lawsuits should be dismissed: exactly what Obama claimed to find so objectionable ... this is yet another instance of the Obama DOJ replicating the very Bush/Cheney policies...
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He maintained the men of Bush and Cheney in power: Secretary Gates, Admiral Mullen and General Petraeus
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I would hope that no constitutional scholar would say that Mrs. Cheney is an inappropriate choice simply because they disagree with the former vice president on the constitutionality of actions taken by the Bush administration
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The Tillman brothers lamented how easy it had been for Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld to bully secretary of state Colin Powell, both houses of Congress and the vast majority of the American people into endorsing the invasion of Iraq
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The Republican lineup seems to be a choice between a failed governor and the chairman of the Bush-Cheney re-election campaign
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I truly believe with every bone in my body that (President George W.) Bush and Cheney woke up every day doing what they thought they needed to do to keep America safe
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Former vice president Cheney is essentially saying that any acts performed by members of the CIA – no matter how illegal or abhorrent – are OK, and must never be the subject of a criminal investigation ... This is outrageous, and violates just about every traditional American concept of liberty and just...
SOURCE: The National Newspaper
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