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    Cheney: Translated
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    by darkeforce  9-3-2009   
     In other words, he knows he's guilty of commanding underlings to torture, and that torture is illegal in the US.
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    Dick Cheney's Version
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    by darkeforce  9-3-2009   
     No Remarks
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    Wake Up, America
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    by darkeforce  8-25-2009    3
     Thanks to Bush, Cheney and the GOP, this is how the world views you. Not even a hip, young president is enough to fix that, unless you admit to what you did and make reparations.
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    Cheney's Bush-Bashing in a Single Sentence
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    by darkeforce  8-16-2009   
     The only thing that Cheney can blame Bush for is not rolling over fast enough.
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    I'd like to hear him explain why...
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    by darkeforce  7-22-2009   
     why Cheney needed a special, private platoon of snipers and assassins, when there were already trained snipers and assassins in the armed force? Why did Cheney need a special troop that answered only to him? I'll tell you why. The story about them being to assassinate Al Queda operatives was a load of bull. He wanted them to assassinate his political enemies at home. At the very least, it was more military pork; doubling up something that already existed. This time, the right-wing extremist, Michael Ramirez opened the door to some very serious questions with this deluded cartoon.
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    Dick Cheney's Nightmares
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    by darkeforce  7-18-2009   
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    Cheney broke the law with CIA program
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    by darkeforce  7-13-2009    3
      Panetta's subordinates told him about the program on June 23, and he briefed two intelligence committees the following day, the Times reported. Under the National Security Act of 1947, the U.S. president must ensure the intelligence committees are informed about "intelligence activities in the United States, including any significant anticipated intelligence activity." However, the Act also stipulates briefings should be held "to the extent consistent with due regard for the protection from unauthorized disclosure of classified information relating to sensitive intelligence sources and methods or other exceptionally sensitive matters." Feinstein said the law shows Congress should have been told about the program, and the Bush administration's failure to do so "is a big problem." It's unclear how U.S. President Barack Obama will address the issue. Since taking office, he has been reluctant to uncover any alleged wrongdoing by the Bush administration.
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    Cheney in a few years, perhaps?
    darkeforce
    by darkeforce  7-8-2009    1
     I doubt he'll ever admit he was wrong, though. Typical Republican Egotism.
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    Don't you just hate those annoying, yappy dogs?
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    by darkeforce  5-29-2009   
     Shut up, already, Cheney. You made Americans less safe by turning the sentiments of the world against America with your corruption and imperialism.
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    It's the difference between Good and Evil
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    by darkeforce  5-27-2009    3
     Torturing your fellow man? Evil. Just plain evil. To paraphrase Queen; Cheney, Beelzebub has a devil set aside for you.
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    Enhanced Explanation
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    by darkeforce  5-26-2009    3
     Considering that most of those excuses are lies, it's a wonder Cheney's nose isn't 8 feet long.
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    Wrong on all counts.
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    by darkeforce  5-23-2009   
     He's been proven wrong time and time again; so why are people giving him any mind whatsoever now?
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    Cheney defending what he had built.
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    by darkeforce  5-23-2009    1
     I note a certain hint of desperation in Cheney's antics as he tries to justify the atrocities he engendered. People just need to stop paying any attention to him or anything he says and he'll go away, like a bad drug trip.
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    Why don't you just go to an undisclosed location, already?
    darkeforce
    by darkeforce  5-18-2009    1
     62% of Republicans polled thought that Cheney's recent antics have hurt their party. Even they want him to shut up and vanish for a decade or two.
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    Cheney's proper forum
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    by darkeforce  5-14-2009   
     Either here, or in jail in Geneva serving a very long sentence for all the war crimes he committed.
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    Still on TV
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    by darkeforce  5-14-2009   
     ... and spreading fear and paranoia on behalf of Muslim Extremists. Now you know why there haven't been any more terror attempts; their budget is entirely devoted to paying Cheney to be their PR man.
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    A Raving Lunatic is out to Destroy America
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    by darkeforce  5-14-2009   
     ... and his name is Dick Cheney. He wants to steal away your rights, leave the country morally bankrupt and accomplish the Muslim Extremists' goal of making people too afraid to live their lives as normal. Then add to that fact he's a War Criminal, and he turns out to be a real peach.
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    America; Welcome to the Fraternity of Torturers
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    by darkeforce  5-13-2009   
     Your guide in this handbasket to hell; Dick Cheney.
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    Don't dwell on the past!!??
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    by darkeforce  5-7-2009   
     Some things need to be addressed and dealt with before we move on. That includes American citizens torturing people in their custody. The people who tortured need to be prosecuted, and if found guilty, punished for their crimes. And enough of that "they were just following orders" nonsense. The US military code allows for people to disobey orders if they disagree with them morally. The people who committed the tortures knew that it was wrong, and should have rejected the orders as conscientiously objectionable. Start with the little guys; eventually they'll rat out their bosses to get lighter sentences, and before you know it, Bush and Cheney will be serving hard time for the war crimes they committed.
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    Why did they torture?
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    by darkeforce  5-4-2009   
     Not only has all reliable evidence (obviously excluding memos by Bush Legal Experts with no psychological training) shown that torture doesn't work, but the information they were trying to get wasn't going to save a single human life. They tortured to try to get evidence to justify their bullshit war in Iraq. Why again is Obama waffling on allowing those evil bastards from being delivered to justice? Bush and Cheney should be rotting in prison cells in Geneva, awaiting trial for their war crimes.
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    Scare tactics
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    by darkeforce  4-14-2009   
     The kind of fearmongering in this cartoon is reminiscent of Bush and Cheney screaming "Boo!" to get everyone to give up their constitutional rights for the sake of a little fake security. But what can you expect from Mike Lester; he's a putz, and a peon of the conservative agenda to strip away your rights, and give all your money to the rich.
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    "What's the secret password?"
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    by darkeforce  11-11-2008   
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    Vote for the Man; get the Whole Sleazy Team
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    by darkeforce  10-16-2008   
     Just a reminder that people need to take a look at the despicable people that John McCain has been surrounding himself with. You won't only get McCain if he wins; you'll get all his cronies.
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