Cheney Felt Bush Stopped Listening to Him

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Ben Mukkala of MI 12:59PM August 14, 2009

Several years ago, Dick Cheney rode into town with his entourage. He was a guest at a local plantation, and stopped at a local sporting goods store to buy ammunition. Traffic was stopped by strange people who emerged from black SUVs, and we locals were prevented from going about our daily lives. To the best of my knowledge Cheney made no contact with people, presumably could care less about anything other than his hunting trip; I have no idea if he shot anything, animal or human. However I was left with a sense of a very arrogant man, was frustrated by the holdup to my routine, and have had a good deal of animus since towards this man.
Judging from comments here and in many other places about Cheney, he may well be the most reviled man in the US. Cheney may think that writing his memoirs can justify his abuses of people and power, or maybe he uses them for repentance, and to ask forgiveness. If he does, I hope we the people can respond graciously.

David of GA 12:29PM August 14, 2009

Cheney is truly a scary person and to think this person was a heartbeat from being President! It seems that Bush finally wised up, and I think he is a better person for it.
If Cheney was really that concerned about our nation, then why did he request and receive so many deferments.
Wasn't it four or five? Please, give me a break Cheney.
Anywhere else, you would be in prison which is where you should be for all the people who have been buried because of your actions.
I suspect you are by far a much richer person with all your oil connections, Haliburton, etc., and the list goes on.
But time will reveal your evilness and the people may not get justice on earth, but you will meet your judgement day.

Cobbs of OH 1:34AM August 14, 2009

With "friends" like Cheney, who needs enemies? And an enemy he appears to be, not only of Bush, but of the American people. Does he really think his scare tactics serve us well?

LA of VA 9:27PM August 13, 2009

Dick Cheney should be writing memoirs locked up in an jail cell. If it weren't for the doctrine of American exceptionalism the entire Bush Crime family would have been given a fair trial, and then sent to prison where they belong.

Randal Davis of OR 7:48PM August 13, 2009

Cheney sounds like a tipical second Banana. He is a brillant mind but Bush was the man in charge. The buck stops with the President and he did a good job. Bush will in time show that he was brillant in foreign policy. His policies in the middle east have been copied by the present administration dispite what was said in the election. We received strong leadership at a time when it was badly needed. And we are in a safer and better world for it. Bush may have ignored Chaney on domestic policy which sad to say was a big mistake. The Republicans ran amoke just like their Demoratic brothers are doing now. We will pay a bitter ecomonic price in a few years for doing so.

Jim Martin of AZ 7:30PM August 13, 2009

I think facts must speak for themselves. If CHeney is feeling any sort of heat and is trying to protect his buddies, the Bush's, it should not wash.
The entire administration should be brought up on charges. What sticks, sticks.
Don't forget, Cheney was but an adviser. Bush was 'the decider'.

Joan Dalton of AL 7:29PM August 13, 2009