Cheney Defends Admin against Charges of Dangerous Incompetence

It is one of the basic rules of politics that when your opponents are charging you with something heinous, you should never acknowledge the charges — especially if they are true. That’s why it was remarkable that Vice President Dick Cheney said this at a fundraiser in Orlando today:

“The leaders of the Democratic party have stepped into the debate not with a positive message but with a slogan proclaiming that the administration is dangerously incompetent.

Au contraire, Dick. We are positive you are incompetent.

The Veep also opened his remarks with a soupcon of humor:

“I got back to the White House and (the president had) heard about it. He said, ‘Dick, I’m 38 percent in the polls and you shot the only trial lawyer who supports me,’” Cheney said.

3 Responses »

  1. NYlib March 24, 2006 @ 8:21 pm

    Cheney’s good at shooting birds and shooting his mouth off. He said Dems couldn’t defend the country, but he was a few miles from the Pentagon went it was attacked. He was at the levers of power in the SitRoom. Iraq is a mess UBL is loose and we’re selling off our security. That and we’re dangerously in debt.
    Any other smart-ass comments Dick?

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    Sorry I double posted a few times
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  2. c March 25, 2006 @ 5:04 am

    DICK don;t have enought sense to make a GOOD COMMENT! KNOW WHAT? I DO NOT UNDERSTAND IT! CLINTONS DICK LIE GOT HIM INPEACHED AND IT DID NOTHING TO HURT US AND HE HAD US IN GREAT SHAPE!!!!!! BUT THIS BASTARD HAS TOLD A LIE SO MANY TIMES AND HAD TO BUILD BIGGER ONES TO PROP THEM UP WITH TOO!!! BUT THEY WON”T EVEN BRING CHARGES AGAINST HIM! QUESTION!! WHAT CAN WE DO TO GET HIS DICK ENVOLVED SO THEY MIGHT IMPEACH HIM!!!!!!!

  3. NYlib March 26, 2006 @ 1:30 am

    FLASHBACK 1998 :

    Gore Defends Admin Against Charges of Fiscal Competence

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