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Having announced his Afghanistan strategy last March, 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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Cheney's experience in office didn't change during that period - attitudes toward the Bush/Cheney administration did
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It certainly is not a good sign when the Justice Department is set on a political mission to discredit, disbar, or otherwise persecute the very people who helped protect our nation in the years after 9/11
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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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I consider the abandonment of missile defense in Eastern Europe to be a strategic blunder and a breach of good faith.
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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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The policies being proposed by the Obama administration are so radical across the board ... Whether you're a Republican or a Democrat, you want the nation to be strong, and so many steps this president is taking are making the nation weaker.
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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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I think the president himself understands he didn't earn this prize and therefore the notion that this white house has said he would go to Oslo to accept the prize would add to the farce
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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 notion that this White House says he will go to Oslo to accept this prize just adds to the farce ... But I do think he could send a real signal here. I think what he ought to do frankly is send a mother of a fallen American soldier to accept the prize on behalf of the U.S. military and frankly to se...
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I'm sure most local Republicans, like me, will welcome Dick Cheney enthusiastically to the Bakersfield Business Conference ... Like Ronald Reagan, he's a steadfast proponent of smaller government, less expensive government and less intrusive government - that's what most Americans want. And, like Reagan...
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Afghanistan was only the beginning of a long and unrelenting effort.
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In his closing statement at Scooter Libby’s trial, Special Counsel Fitzgerald said a cloud remained over the vice-president. Mr. Cheney’s near total amnesia regarding his role in this monumental Washington scandal – resulting in the conviction of his top aide – shows why.
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Al-Qaeda terrorists are trying to re-group in that country, and they are being permanently dealt with
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Kay Bailey Hutchison's campaign hopes the endorsement of former Vice President Dick Cheney will help woo conservatives in the GOP base that will be key to winning the Republican nomination for governor. Cheney will endorse Hutchison at a Houston fundraiser on Nov. 17
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In Afghanistan, the terror camps have been destroyed, and will not be rebuilt
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Charles Krauthammer says, 'The principled argument needs to be made that while government can and should debate and criticize opposition voices, the current White House goes beyond that. It wants to delegitimize any significant dissent.' Where was he when the Nixon and Bush-Cheney administrations were c...
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because I think it wasn't just an embarrassment for President Obama, but an embarrassment for America. You know American prestige is something you've got to preserve, that you've got to hold for really important things ... And this was a situation in which frankly I think we wasted it. I think American ...
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Former Vice-President Dick Cheney will throw his support behind U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s campaign for governor. The Hutchison campaign confirmed Wednesday that Cheney will endorse the Texas Republican’s March primary challenge of Gov. Rick Perry at a fundraiser next month.
SOURCE: The Plum Line - Who Runs Gov
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 20: George W. Bush (L), and Dick Cheney sing the National Anthem during the inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States of America on the West Front of the Capitol January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 20: Vice-President Dick Cheney is wheeled out of the White House as he departs through the North Portico before the inauguration January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC. Obama will be sworn in as the first African-American president of the U.S.
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NORFOLK, VA - JANUARY 10: Vice President Dick Cheney and Lynne Cheney attend the commissioning ceremony for the Navy's newest aircraft carrier the George H.W. Bush (CVN 77), named after the former President, at Naval Station Norfolk on January 10, 2009 in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Vice President Dick Cheney, center, shakes hands with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif. , right, as Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y. , stands at left, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009, following the Electoral College vote count during a joint session of Congress.
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I consider the abandonment of missile defense in Eastern Europe to be a strategic blunder and a breach of good faith.
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I'm sure most local Republicans, like me, will welcome Dick Cheney enthusiastically to the Bakersfield Business Conference ... Like Ronald Reagan, he's a steadfast proponent of smaller government, less expensive government and less intrusive government - that's what most Americans want. And, like Reagan...
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The policies being proposed by the Obama administration are so radical across the board ... Whether you're a Republican or a Democrat, you want the nation to be strong, and so many steps this president is taking are making the nation weaker.
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In his closing statement at Scooter Libby’s trial, Special Counsel Fitzgerald said a cloud remained over the vice-president. Mr. Cheney’s near total amnesia regarding his role in this monumental Washington scandal – resulting in the conviction of his top aide – shows why.
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I think the president himself understands he didn't earn this prize and therefore the notion that this white house has said he would go to Oslo to accept the prize would add to the farce
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Kay Bailey Hutchison's campaign hopes the endorsement of former Vice President Dick Cheney will help woo conservatives in the GOP base that will be key to winning the Republican nomination for governor. Cheney will endorse Hutchison at a Houston fundraiser on Nov. 17
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The notion that this White House says he will go to Oslo to accept this prize just adds to the farce ... But I do think he could send a real signal here. I think what he ought to do frankly is send a mother of a fallen American soldier to accept the prize on behalf of the U.S. military and frankly to se...
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Charles Krauthammer says, 'The principled argument needs to be made that while government can and should debate and criticize opposition voices, the current White House goes beyond that. It wants to delegitimize any significant dissent.' Where was he when the Nixon and Bush-Cheney administrations were c...
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Afghanistan was only the beginning of a long and unrelenting effort.
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Former Vice-President Dick Cheney will throw his support behind U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s campaign for governor. The Hutchison campaign confirmed Wednesday that Cheney will endorse the Texas Republican’s March primary challenge of Gov. Rick Perry at a fundraiser next month.
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Al-Qaeda terrorists are trying to re-group in that country, and they are being permanently dealt with
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If Dick Cheney can support marriage, so can every Senator. So can every Democrat, Republican, Liberal Conservative ... Equality should know no bounds, and we must not rest until we have marriage in all fifty of these United States.
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In Afghanistan, the terror camps have been destroyed, and will not be rebuilt
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This is Bush/Cheney policy. … I’ve been one of the leading critics pointing out all the failures, the incompetencies ... I am just bewildered as to how this president and this vice president continue to isolate themselves from different point of views. He’s [President Bush has] got three more years in o...
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because I think it wasn't just an embarrassment for President Obama, but an embarrassment for America. You know American prestige is something you've got to preserve, that you've got to hold for really important things ... And this was a situation in which frankly I think we wasted it. I think American ...
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And also, it allows the administration to talk about the situation they inherited, and the neglect of the Bush-Cheney years. And that neglect is something not just Democrats talk about, but the generals who are fighting this war and trying to win it, talk about that same neglect. So in some ways, Dick C...
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I have serious doubts about [Obama’s] policies, serious doubts especially about the extent to which he understands and is prepared to do what needs to be done to defend the nation
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Since taking office, Obama has justifiably noted over and over that he’s been cleaning up the mess left behind by Bush and Cheney
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the mistakes of the Iran-contra affair were just that… There was no constitutional crisis, no systematic disrespect for 'the rule of law,' no grand conspiracy, and no Administration-wide dishonesty or coverup.
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Did you miss Dick Cheney’s campaign to paint the New York Times as an enemy of the state?
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This should not be a partisan issue ... After all, if Dick Cheney can support marriage, so can every senator, so can every Democrat, Republican, liberal, conservative. Equality should know no bounds, and we must not rest until we have marriage in all 50 of these United States.
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No quality leadership has emerged from the Republican party to stand up to President Obama, except Dick Cheney.
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What vice president Cheney calls dithering, President Obama calls his solemn responsibility to the men and women in uniform and to the American public ... I think we've all seen what happens when somebody doesn't take that responsibility seriously.
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The vice-president was for seven years not focused on Afghanistan. Even more curious given the fact that an increase in troops sat on desks in this White House [during George Bush's presidency] - including the vice-president's [Cheney] - for more than eight months.
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Yes, Bush and Cheney took their eye off the ball and I, Obama and my administration, are pulling all troops out of Afghanistan the day I take office
SOURCE: Political Punch
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