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Transcript: Cheney Defends Hard Line Tactics In Exclusive Interview With ABC News, Vice President Dick Cheney Opens Up About His Hard Line Tactics Dec. 16, 2008— The following is a transcript from ABC News' Jonathan Karl's exclusive interview with Vice President Dick Cheney on Dec. 15, 2008 in ...
 Transcript: Cheney Defends Hard Line Tactics
Transcript: Cheney Defends Hard Line Tactics
abcnews.go.com — The following is a transcript from ABC News' Jonathan Karl's exclusive interview with Vice President Dick Cheney... on Dec. 15, 2008 in the Executive Office Building. JONATHAN KARL: Mr. Vice President, there has not been a terrorist attack in the United ... (more) Transcript: Cheney Defends Hard Line Tactics
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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
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The Rude Pundit — ... In the ABC interview, the Vice President (for another month) said he agreed that it was "appropriate" to waterboard Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and that, as for when Gitmo should be shut down, "I think that that would come with the end of the war on terror." Karl asks when that might be, and, in one of those answers that makes you remember why exactly you hate this bonesmoking bastard, Cheney says, "Well, nobody knows. Nobody can specify that." ...

Dick Cheney Stands Up For Protecting America
RedState: Conservative News and Community — ... has been one rare exception to this trend, but the Administration’s last and strongest voice on national security remains Vice President Cheney. Kudos to the VP for standing up for the Administration’s security policies in a recent interview with ABC News: ...

WAR: Cheney Holds His Ground
Baseball Crank — ... has been one rare exception to this trend, but the Administration's last and strongest voice on national security remains Vice President Cheney. Kudos to the VP for standing up for the Administration's security policies in a recent interview with ABC News: ...

Journamalism [Dan Collins]
protein wisdom — ... …potential bilking investors big and small, including charities, of 50 billion dollars…making a mockery of the rules and standards the regulate how we invest in this country. Which is worse? Ha! Trick question! It’s Dick Cheney ! Wow, that’s some hard-hitting journamalism!  Any other comparisons you all would like to throw out? Posted by Dan Collins @ ...

More Lies From the Vice President
democracyarsenal.org — ... The scope of absurd statements and flat out debunked assertions in Vice President Cheney's ABC interview was pretty shocking.  Spencer Ackerman ...

Ilan Goldenberg: More Lies from Vice President Cheney
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... The scope of absurd statements and flat out debunked assertions in Vice President Cheney's ABC interview was pretty shocking.  Spencer Ackerman ...

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