There is no defense for what Dick Cheney did. He flat-out lied about the intelligence given to him by the CIA and if what he got from the CIA didn't suit what he wanted to hear, he changed it. Cheney deserves a long prison sentence for his lies that led us to invade a country that he knew wasn't a threat.
As soon as Scooter starts revealing what he knows the country can be served the justice it deserves for being led into a war that didn't need to happen.
In Indictment's Wake, a Focus on Cheney's Powerful Role
"Vice President Dick Cheney makes only three brief appearances in the 22-page federal indictment that charges his chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby Jr., with lying to investigators and misleading a grand jury in the C.I.A. leak case. But in its clear, cold language, it lifts a veil on how aggressively Mr. Cheney's office drove the rationale against Saddam Hussein and then fought to discredit the Iraq war's critics".
..."I don't think it's ever been about Cheney's staff," said Victoria Clarke, a former Pentagon spokeswoman and aide to the first President Bush. "It's about him. Cheney's influence has always been his own."
Sunday, October 30, 2005
Cheney Has No Defense
There is no defense for what Dick Cheney did. He flat-out lied about the intelligence given to him by the CIA and if what he got from the CIA didn't suit what he wanted to hear, he changed it. Cheney deserves a long prison sentence for his lies that led us to invade a country that he knew wasn't a threat.
As soon as Scooter starts revealing what he knows the country can be served the justice it deserves for being led into a war that didn't need to happen.
In Indictment's Wake, a Focus on Cheney's Powerful Role
"Vice President Dick Cheney makes only three brief appearances in the 22-page federal indictment that charges his chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby Jr., with lying to investigators and misleading a grand jury in the C.I.A. leak case. But in its clear, cold language, it lifts a veil on how aggressively Mr. Cheney's office drove the rationale against Saddam Hussein and then fought to discredit the Iraq war's critics".
..."I don't think it's ever been about Cheney's staff," said Victoria Clarke, a former Pentagon spokeswoman and aide to the first President Bush. "It's about him. Cheney's influence has always been his own."
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