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No, really, truly bizarre in its relentless and spot-on repetitions of criticisms of Bush-Cheney. For example, things like --
"Rarely has a U.S. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many." This from an Administration that who insisted there were Weapons of Mass Destruction, that we'd be greeted as liberators, and that the war would be over in weeks. And a president whose 16 word lie about non-existent yellowcake push the nation into war, at the expense of 4,400 Americans killed and $2.2 trillion spent. Not to mention ignoring a Presidential Daily Briefing, "Bin Laden determined to strike in U.S."
Accusations "of empty misleading rhetoric." This This from an Administration that who insisted there were Weapons of Mass Destruction, that we'd be greeted as liberators, and that the war would be over in weeks. And a president whose 16 word lie about non-existent yellowcake push the nation into war, at the expense of 4,400 Americans killed and $2.2 trillion spent.
And almost most strange of all, criticizing the president for ignoring terrorists, while in the meantime, "and he goes golfing." No, honestly, Mr. Cheney said that! Blissfully ignoring the famous footage of President Bush -- well, no, words can't do it justice.
To listen to what Liz Cheney has to say about most anything in politics is like calling your stockbroker and having his daughter answer the phone during her summer break as an English major and explaining that he's out, but would you like to know what she thinks you should do with your retirement fund?
Then again, given that Dick Cheney left office with that pesky 13-percent approval, I'm almost tempted to quote everything he said, and even encourage him to say more. It can only serve to discredit his party and position even more.
Though I'm not sure if that's possible.