VP Dick Cheney: America's Newest Hero

American Daily Review ^ | 5/17/09 | Mark Harvey

[americanophile]

Cheney is awesome.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Too bad Cheney is not 20 years younger with a good ticker.

[lewisglad]

over here! :)

[Frantzie]

Yup. It is a shame he did not run in 2000 instead of Bush. His health was not up to in in 2008 and the left demonized him to try to drive his negatives up.

Republicans in general screwed up in 2008 by not going with the second best choice behind Cheney - Fred Thompson. Cheney is better but Fred is the same tough and plain spoken leader.

[b4its2late]

[BGHater]

Lol. Cheney has allegiance to the GOP. That's all.

He had his chance as VP to be outspoken for the Constitution.

I don't rememeber him being publically outspoken about the Open Borders and other things, ie bailouts, as VP.

[lewisglad]

He’s taken quite a few positions the past few weeks, you might be surprised!

[JustaCowgirl]

Too bad Cheney is not 20 years younger with a good ticker.

Oh how I wish.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

It'd be the Donk’s worst nightmare.

[Bahbah]

Cheney has long been a hero of mine.

This is an excellent article.

[STARWISE]

~~PING!

[KEmom]

Thanks for posting!! I’ve always been a huge Dick Cheney fan.

[US Navy Vet]

I think that Fred threw the election to his buddy McCain!

[trillabodilla]

TTIWWOP!

[Ann Archy]

Dik is a TRUE PATRIOT! He’s why I voted for Bush!!!

[numberonepal]

I don't rememeber him being publically outspoken about the Open Borders and other things, ie bailouts, as VP.

The VP is to carry the same message as the President. When Dick Cheney accepted the VP nomination he knew this fact.

[BGHater]

BS. Thats politics. He’s a oath keeper first, political water carrier second.

[freekitty]

Yes he is.

[numberonepal]

He’s a oath keeper first, political water carrier second.

It is not his place to usurp the President. That, in itself, would be a seriously bold political move. I do not know of any, public at least, insubordination from a VP. My Presidential history is, however, limited in capacity.

I'd personally like to see the VP role more policy implementation oriented rather than the sort of diplomatic role it now has. It will still be The President who ultimately decides on policy, but I believe it would be better if the VP had a more active role.