Dick Cheney, Republican

Seattle Times 8.12.09 9:46 PM | Former Vice President Dick Cheney believes his old boss, President George W. Bush, gradually turned away from his advice during their second term in the White House, showing a surprising...
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution 8.10.09 6:56 PM | You won’t read about Dick Cheney advising the NFL commissioner to kill Michael Vick in today’s Washington Post. . . .
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Salt Lake Tribune 8.10.09 5:45 PM | The negotiation for the release of two imprisoned American reporters in North Korea by President Bill Clinton must have Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity and all their neocon Republican...
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Pittsburgh Post Gazette 8.9.09 12:00 AM | We have sons fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, but I'm not sure why, says ERIC RIESEN
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The Hill 8.7.09 5:07 PM | Democrats turned up the heat on Republicans Friday as they called on the GOP to denounce comments made by conservative icon...
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Los Angeles Times 8.7.09 3:00 AM | John Brennan accuses the previous administration of promoting a 'global war' mind-set that served only to 'validate Al Qaeda's twisted worldview.' President Obama's counter-terrorism chief on...
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Miami Herald 8.4.09 4:10 PM | The family of Michael "Scott" Speicher received the first of a series of top-secret briefings Tuesday about the discovery of his remains in Iraq, 18 years after his Navy plane was shot down on the...
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The Hill 8.4.09 2:43 PM | At least eight former staffers who worked for George W. Bush’s administration are running for office.
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Lowell Sun 8.4.09 11:36 AM | Sun staff report THE WHITE HOUSE "beer summit" among President Barack Obama, Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Cambridge Police Sgt. James Crowley garnered a lot of attention last week,...
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Casper Star Tribune 8.3.09 8:30 AM | WASHINGTON -- Navy pilot Michael "Scott" Speicher was called the first casualty of the 1991 Gulf War. But his true status was a mystery, and the Pentagon didn't know whether he was dead or missing.
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