Do you live in Europe or another overseas country? Crazy about Cheney? Send us an email telling us what you admire about Dick Cheney.
Not long ago, British Prime minister Tony Blair was considered one of the most popular politicians anywhere. And he seemed to have the courage to match his popularity, helping the US to free Iraq. But somewhere along the way, he lost his nerve. When British soldiers were captured by the Iranians, there was no threat of nuclear warfare, no 48 hour deadline for the President of Iran to leave the country. Instead, all Tony Blair had to offer was Jimmy Carter-style "negotiations". Is it any wonder that just a few weeks later, he is going to resign?.
These are serious times, and the Brits are smart enough to see that. So are the French, apparently! More and more around the world, people are beginning to recognize that we need real leadership like Dick Cheney's.
7 comments:
It's hard to tell whether this is sarcasm or not. If it isn't-Shooter, cut it out! We all know there's only one man in America who could be this delusional. If it is, excellent work.
Welcome to the blog. I know it is contrary to the conventional wisdom of the liberal media, but Dick Cheney offers an all too rare example of true leadership for our times. Think about it for a second. The man has more experience than anyone else on the national political stage. Every time Cheney has contributed to an important decision, he has been right. We need to listen to this man. He is a national treasure!
"The man has more experience than anyone else on the national political stage."
Awesome...what's next on the docket for Mr. Big Dick Cheney? If he can fix Iraq this well, perhaps he can do the same for us as President.
"Awesome...what's next on the docket for Mr. Big Dick Cheney? If he can fix Iraq this well, perhaps he can do the same for us as President."
Actually, what was next on the docket was apparently Iraq. Good call.
Viva Wyoming! Homeland of Dick Cheney
I agree - it's hard to tell if you're really supporting Cheney, or if this is satire. He is far from a national treasure; more like a national disaster. But thanks for stopping by, it's always interesting to see who's visiting.
I think it is hard to tell how America could possibly survive into the future without Dick Cheney's sage counsel.
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