A Vice President without borders, and borders on lunacy.

Maureen Dowd for once has a funny column on the Cheney controversy. I love the last part. my favorite and right now, I would have to agree with her.


http://roziusunbound.blogspot.com/2007/06/maureen-dowd-vice-president-without.html
It’s hard to imagine how Dick Cheney could get more dastardly, unless J. K. Rowling has him knock off Harry Potter next month.

Harry’s cloak of invisibility would be no match for Vice’s culture of invisibility.

I’ve always thought Cheney was way out there — the most Voldemort-like official I’ve run across. But even in my harshest musings about the vice president, I never imagined that he would declare himself not only above the law, not only above the president, but actually his own dark planet — a separate entity from the White

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I love that Cheney was able to bully Colin Powell, Pentagon generals and George Tenet when drumming up his fake case for war, but when he tried to push around the little guys, the National Archive data collectors — I’m visualizing dedicated “We the People” wonky types with glasses and pocket protectors — they pushed back.

Archivists are the new macho heroes of Washington.

man - everyone is scared of that guy.
If he can legalize torture for a whole country - imagine what he does behind his lead-lined doors.