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Cheney: ‘Guantanamo Has Been Well Run’
Cheney: ‘Guantanamo Has Been Well Run’
Today, Vice President Cheney continued the Bush administration’s legacy tour by appearing on Rush Limbaugh’s radio show. Limbaugh’s hard-hitting questions included, “What are you most proud of?” and praise such as, “Over the years when I’ve spoken to ...
Cheney: Obama 'not likely to cede authority'
politico.com — Cheney said Obama will “appreciate” the expansions of executive power achieved during the Bush administration.... (more) Cheney: Obama 'not likely to cede authority'
 Exclusive: Cheney Says He's Changed
Exclusive: Cheney Says He's Changed
abcnews.go.com — In an exclusive interview with ABC News, a reflective Vice President Dick Cheney praised President-elect Barack Obama's... national security team and admitted he's changed during his time in office. In his first exit interview and first television ... (more) Exclusive: Cheney Says He's Changed
Cheney was key in clearing CIA interrogation tactics - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com — His comments come on the heels of disclosures by a Senate committee showing that high-level officials in... the Bush administration were intimately involved in reviewing and approving interrogation methods that have since been explicitly outlawed and ... (more) Cheney was key in clearing CIA interrogation tactics - ...
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The final sadistic throes of Darth Cheney: ‘Guantanamo Has Been Well Run’
pandagon.net - we are the public option — ... Vice President Dick Cheney crawled out of his undisclosed location to do an imaginary victory lap in the MSM, and big surprise, he made an appearance on hillbilly heroin devotee Rush Limbaugh’s show to reiterate his believe that conditions at the detention facility at Guantanamo was A-OK. (Obama has promised to close it). Via Think Progress (it has audio): ...

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