Feeling MORE secure?

[bigtree]

Jul 17, 2006 — DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Vice President Dick Cheney told Republicans on Monday to keep security issues prominent ahead of November's elections and condemned Democratic calls for a timetable on troop withdrawal from Iraq as "a bad idea."

"As we make our case to the voters this year, it is vital to keep issues of national security at the top of the agenda," Cheney told donors at an Iowa fund-raiser for Republican congressional candidate Jeff Lamberti.

"The president and I welcome the discussion because every voter in America needs to know where the president and I stand — and where every candidate for federal office stands — when it comes to the war on terror," Cheney said.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=2204052


always enlightening when chickenhawks take credit for the sacrifices of those who actually put their lives and livlihoods on the line for this administration's military misadventures

[pooja]

1. Why can't he be like every VP.. there for show..

what an asshole.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

2. Why is it that the dick just keeps on accumulating evidence

against him?? You are supposed to stop when you are digging yourself a hole... not ask for another shovel.

[babylonsister]

3. He just can't seem to accept that the whole mission has been a

total failure. Wake up, DICK!

[bluedeminredstate]

4. "The war on TERROR"

Why can't we all agree that this is wrong? Can't these propagandists come up with something that makes sense AND scares the shit out of people?
My 13 y.o. son said it's like calling a war "The war on sadness" for all the sense this makes.