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The other day someone said, "I tell my children, if you are leaving school and two cars pull up and offer you a ride, and one of the cars has a stranger in it and the other one has Cheney in it, get in the car with the stranger."

Actually far more than many of his critics.  His support of policy on Gitmo is shared by most of your party now (wonder why?), his position on "torture" is shared by close to half of the nation-more depending on the circumstances, military tribunals are suddenly ok,  and he is doing no less with his public criticisms than former Carter/Clinton administration critics of the Bush administration has done.

He has been convicted in the press but who cares?  Provide the documents he asked for and if they don't support his position but buttress Obama administration's position that "torture" did not provide ANY usable info then we can laugh at or ignore Cheney until he goes away.   So far though, stonewalling his FOIA requests does Obama no favors nor does it harm Cheney's position.

Great selection in the picture.  His defiance of the Obama administration is worthy of any American being persecuted by innuendo and whisper.

I agree with you Charles. There have been numerous reports that the information cained from these monsters has saved civilian and soldier's lives. I know that just has to be pissing the Liberals and Obama off right now.

Talking nice has not shown to work, but force has delievered a lot of useful information.

Dick.

There's not been a single report implying anything was learned through torture, although the CIA has been outed as having tried to give credit to their waterboarding for implicating Khalid Sheik Mohamed, when in fact the FBI learned this information through traditional questioning techniques.

I'm sure Cheney would appreciate you guys' testifying on his behalf when he appears before the Hague for his participatory role in war crimes, though.

Cheney is beginning to look evil

That was my first thought.  Yikes!