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    Should Cheney Go?

    http://www.nymetro.com/news/politics/powergrid/16038/

    Should Cheney Go?
    Even some Republicans wish he would—Bush could anoint a successor (Condi, George Allen, even McCain). But here’s why Bush won’t push him.

    By John Heilemann

    Almost exactly 48 hours before the Armstrong Ranch massacre, Dick Cheney delivered a dinnertime oration at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference down in Washington. I must say he didn’t look like a man on the verge of going postal (no more so than usual, that is). Actually, he seemed calmer and sunnier—less scowly, less snarly, more pink of cheek—than he has in quite some time. When he trundled up to the podium, he was greeted with a lusty ovation. With a curl of his upper-left lip that nearly qualified as a smile, Cheney said, “Getting a reception like that almost makes me want to run for office again.â€
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    THEY BOTH NEED TO GO. No more Bush's and NO more Clintons!!!!!!! Both are globalists!
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    if cheney goes there wont be an Anti-Christ in the white house anymore. 666

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    Both Bush and Cheney need to go and they need to go N O W!

    What more do people need to know?

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    O, Cheney can't GO...he and Rummy run this administration. Bush is a mere figurehead.

    RR

    PS All the more reason that we need to get rid of all three of them if we intend to cut off the head of this poisonous viper.
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    IMPEACH THEM ALL!!

    We have the right. Our Founding Fathers provided the peaceful vehicle in our US Constitution...for this moment, this day....this crisis.

    We're fools if we don't use it to save our nation and ourselves.

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    http://www.insightmag.com/Media/MediaMa ... heney3.htm



    Issue Date: February 27-March 5, 2006, Posted On: 2/27/2006

    Cheney seen retiring after midterm elections

    Vice President Dick Cheney is expected to retire within a year.

    Senior GOP sources envision the retirement of Mr. Cheney in 2007, months after the congressional elections. The sources said Mr. Cheney would be persuaded to step down as he becomes an increasing political liability to President Bush.

    The sources reported a growing rift between the president and vice president as well as their staffs. They cited Mr. Cheney's failure to immediately tell the president of the accidental shooting of the vice president's hunting colleague earlier this month. The White House didn't learn of the incident until 18 hours later.

    Mr. Cheney's next crisis could take place by the end of the year, the sources said. They said the White House was expecting Mr. Cheney to defend himself against charges from his former chief of staff, Lewis Libby, that the vice president ordered him to relay classified information. Such a charge could lead to a congressional investigation and even impeachment proceedings.

    "Nothing will happen until after the congressional elections," a GOP source said. "After that, there will be significant changes in the administration and Cheney will probably be part of that."

    Already, senators expect Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald to investigate whether Mr. Cheney authorized Mr. Libby to divulge classified material. Mr. Libby has told a grand jury that unnamed "superiors" directed him to relay the content of a National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq in July 2003.

    "I don't think anybody should be releasing classified information, period, whether in the Congress, executive branch or some underling in some bureaucracy," said Sen. George Allen, Virginia Republican.

    The sources said the accidental shooting highlighted the lack of communications between Bush and Cheney staffers. They said at one point, the president held what was termed a private conversation with Mr. Cheney regarding the Feb. 11 incident. Hours later, Mr. Cheney, who kept away from reporters, explained the incident in an interview with Fox News on Feb. 15.

    "Nobody on the president's staff could get to Cheney, let alone tell him what to do," the source said. "At that point, the president picked up the phone and suggested that Cheney get his story out fast."

    The sources said Mr. Cheney, 65, has been struggling with the departure of his closest aides. In addition to Mr. Libby, Mr. Cheney's media adviser, Steve Schmidt, has left to manage the re-election campaign of California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

    Mr. Bush, the sources said, has rejected the advice from circles close to his father, the former president, to dismiss Mr. Cheney. They say Mr. Bush has long regarded Mr. Cheney as the experienced hand in national security, as well as being trusted by the conservative wing of the Republican Party.

    "The Libby case is far more lethal than the hunting accident," another GOP source said. "If the heat gets too much, Cheney might say his health requires him to leave office. Whatever happens, the president will make sure it's handled delicately."
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    From what I have been reading of late it would seem that Cheney does his own thing and then tell Bush about it. Rumsfield also. Sounds as if more often than not the prez is not inside the loop but he's left to shut the barn door after the horse is out.

    Wondered if this was to keep the prez from being liable for a buncha stuff that gets done. Won't help b/c with the prez the buck always stops THERE.

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    We have a totally Renegade Government.

    They are all doing what Bush wants. There is no difference between what they want and what Bush wants. They are all Globalist Traitors and need to be fired and put in stocks and dunked.
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