[FreedominJesusChrist]

Larry tends to be more right than wrong about these things anyway.

[Howlin]

Main Entry: ¹de fac·to
Pronunciation: di-'fak-(")tO, dA-, dE-
Function: adverb
Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, from the fact
Date: 1601
: in reality : ACTUALLY

[Howlin]

Klayman said Cheney was the defacto president, meaning Bush is NOT the president.

Now, do you or do you not agree with him?

[Iwo Jima]

Howlin's got you dead to rughts on this one. You are showing yourself to be totally without integrity.

[Miss Marple]

Actually, I would require documentation that Larry tends to be more right than wrong about "these things."

Here, let me put the exact quote up for you:

"Well, and if you believe that, we're in deep trouble in the war against terrorism. This is a hands-on vice president. He is the de facto president. And he runs this country, in effect. He's a very sharp guy. He's known for his hands-on management style, particularly when he was secretary of defense during the Persian Gulf War."

Larry said that Cheney is the "de facto president." (See definition by Howlin provided above.) He also said Cheney "runs this country, in effect."

Are you defending this statement? Do you agree with it? Is it an appropriate comment to make during a war?

[habs4ever]

I admire your ability to parse.It's quite well developed for one so young.

[deport]

Larry tends to be more right than wrong about these things anyway.

Larry tends....... I think you are correct there