Valerie Plame & Joe Wilson Respond To Dick Cheney pt.1

August 29, 2011 MSNBC
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[dalecs47]

Cheney should be in prison. I supported Obama and voted for him. Among all my other disappointments is the fact that he, Obama, refused to prosecute Bush and Cheney. There is not much difference between allowing evil and supporting evil. Sorry Obama, no vote for you next time. Cheney is bringing back slavery, ask him about his private prisons. I really wish Cheney was in prison.

[capucchan8]

don't be so upset Lawrence, this book is reminding people what the Bush presidency was like

[19Truth53]

What is really pathetic is that you still have a large amount of Americans who STILL support the utterly EVIL Bush/Cheney regime DESPITE evidence and people like Wilson and Plame (and a LOT others) who were part of this administration and either resigned or retired to then go on and lambast the Bush/Cheney regime. What on God's earth will it take to change the minds of these MINDLESS drones?

[SirDenzington89]

@geffel Im watching the movie right now haha. Cheney is a government mafia war criminal thug

[geffel]

I highly recommend the biopic "Fair Game" which presents an honest and factual dramatisation of what the verminous wretch Cheney - with the aid of the criminal Scooter Libby - did to this heroic couple.

[geffel]

Let's never forget that the Bush/Cheney crime cabal was the worst administration in American history. The current depression, the housing crisis, the wars, the torture that achieved nothing but more shame and embarrassment for America, the unemployment, the colossal gap between rich and poor, the continued destruction of the environment, the endless litany of crimes perpetrated on the US and the world - this is the legacy of that tyrannical presidency.

[blueridgewv]

Strip George Tenant of his Medal of Freedom Award and give it to Joe Wilson for writing his truthful and courageous op-ed in the New York Times!

There were not enough courageous statesman like Joe Wilson and Sen. Robert C. Byrd who were among the few--and very politically-incorrect as Americans were still in a heat of vengeful passion after 9/11--to speak truth to power to prevent an unjust Middle East War (which the neocons planned in advance) which also increased our National Debt!

[Tippersnore]

America was wronged, the Wilsons were abused, and a whole host of columnists (David Brooks, George Will, Robert Novak, Bill Kristol, Robert Krauthammer, National Review and WSJ editorial writers, et. al.) backed the GOP talking points in 2003-2004 that shamelessly supported Cheney's office's abuse of power and dastardly outing (It wasn't just Armitage's inadvertent error.) of an anti-WMD proliferation asset for America against that so-called Axis of Evil. Truth - stranger than fiction indeed.

[bohemianwriter1]

@dradis84

Good point. I wonder if someone could convince Fred Phelps and his ilk to protest his funeral. Fundie vs. Neonc-man. I'd like to see some footage of that. Here in Europe, we have a long history of throwing tyrants on the block. just look at Mussolini, Hitler, Quisling, Franco, Ceauceascu... I think Americans have something to learn from Europe in many ways...

[todnyc]

@todnyc *1st

[todnyc]

@capucchan8 yo, you KNOW that Perry will be the next prez anyway, right? it's practically a 100% guarantee. look at the polls for both him and for O. go to the Memeorandum website (google it and hit the 2st link) and see every day

[JimboUSofA]

But...but...but THAT would mean that Bush and Cheney (gasp!!!!!) LIED!!!!!!