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ORIGINAL: DomYngBlk

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


To some who think for themselves, Obamas assassination of American citizens purely by executive order is viewed as being on the same level as enhanced interrogation of high level terrorism suspects...

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Cheney says Obama should apologize to Bush administration after al-Awlaki killing

Former Vice President Dick Cheney says that following the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, President Obama owes the George W. Bush administration an apology.


Cheney, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday, offered support for the targeted killing by drone strike last week of the Yemeni-American radical cleric al-Awlaki, but he said that Obama now needs to reverse his past criticism of how the Bush administration interrogated suspected terrorists.

The Obama administration "in effect had said that we had walked away from our ideals or taken policy contrary to our ideals when we had enhanced interrogation techniques," the former vice president said. Al-Awlaki's death indicates that members of the Obama administration "clearly have moved in the direction of taking robust action when they feel it's justified," Cheney said.

"You'd like an apology, it sounds like?" host Candy Crowley asked the former vice president.

"Well I would," Cheney responded, "I think that would be a--not for me--but I think for the Bush administration."

He'll get his apology after his war crimes trials

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

So do you or do you not support Obamas continuation of the Bush/cheney policies, even making them more extreme to actually assassinating Citizens with no due process?

Or perhaps you are afraid to actually talk about the topic, preferring to take a comment of mine to someone else out of context, to throw insults?

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


They would rather talk about anything than this

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

So do you or do you not support Obamas continuation of the Bush/cheney policies, even making them more extreme to actually assassinating Citizens with no due process?

Or perhaps you are afraid to actually talk about the topic, preferring to take a comment of mine to someone else out of context, to throw insults?

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

So do you or do you not support Obamas continuation of the Bush/cheney policies, even making them more extreme to actually assasinating Citizens with no due process?

Or perhaps you are afraid to actually talk about the topic, prefering to take a comment of mine to someone else out of context, to throw insults?

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail


you,  the republicans in the house, mindless blah blah blah, anything but that...

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

We are still awaiting the admission of Bushes lying about WMD.

Which exectutive order was that where he said execute american citizens.

Yanno, executive orders are searchable...

http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/executive-orders/obama-subjects.html

Cheney's opinion is as valuable as used toilet paper.

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ORIGINAL: RacerJim
We are still awaiting the admission of Bush haters/Obama lovers that POTUS & FLOTUS Clinton et al in POTUS Clinton's adminstration et al prominent Congressional Democrats of the period all repeatedly publically stated that Iraq's WMD posed such an imminent treat to the region and the U.S. that military force would be justified to remove said threat and, if necessary, effect a regime change.

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ORIGINAL: RacerJim
The usuper POTUS/CINC didn't issue an Executive Order to execute American citizens...he issued a military order.

Not all military orders as searchalbe, ya know?

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ORIGINAL: RacerJim
Your opinion is as valuable as sour kool-aid...

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


To some who think for themselves, Obamas assassination of American citizens purely by executive order is viewed as being on the same level as enhanced interrogation of high level terrorism suspects...

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Cheney says Obama should apologize to Bush administration after al-Awlaki killing

Former Vice President Dick Cheney says that following the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, President Obama owes the George W. Bush administration an apology.


Cheney, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday, offered support for the targeted killing by drone strike last week of the Yemeni-American radical cleric al-Awlaki, but he said that Obama now needs to reverse his past criticism of how the Bush administration interrogated suspected terrorists.

The Obama administration "in effect had said that we had walked away from our ideals or taken policy contrary to our ideals when we had enhanced interrogation techniques," the former vice president said. Al-Awlaki's death indicates that members of the Obama administration "clearly have moved in the direction of taking robust action when they feel it's justified," Cheney said.

"You'd like an apology, it sounds like?" host Candy Crowley asked the former vice president.

"Well I would," Cheney responded, "I think that would be a--not for me--but I think for the Bush administration."

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ORIGINAL: RacerJim

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ORIGINAL: DomYngBlk

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


To some who think for themselves, Obamas assassination of American citizens purely by executive order is viewed as being on the same level as enhanced interrogation of high level terrorism suspects...

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Cheney says Obama should apologize to Bush administration after al-Awlaki killing

Former Vice President Dick Cheney says that following the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, President Obama owes the George W. Bush administration an apology.


Cheney, speaking on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday, offered support for the targeted killing by drone strike last week of the Yemeni-American radical cleric al-Awlaki, but he said that Obama now needs to reverse his past criticism of how the Bush administration interrogated suspected terrorists.

The Obama administration "in effect had said that we had walked away from our ideals or taken policy contrary to our ideals when we had enhanced interrogation techniques," the former vice president said. Al-Awlaki's death indicates that members of the Obama administration "clearly have moved in the direction of taking robust action when they feel it's justified," Cheney said.

"You'd like an apology, it sounds like?" host Candy Crowley asked the former vice president.

"Well I would," Cheney responded, "I think that would be a--not for me--but I think for the Bush administration."

He'll get his apology after his war crimes trials

Too bad for you the Bush-Cheney admistration sought and obtain Congressional approval for whatever you Obamaminions consider "war crimes", while the Obama-Biden has not.

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


They would rather talk about anything than this

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

So do you or do you not support Obamas continuation of the Bush/cheney policies, even making them more extreme to actually assassinating Citizens with no due process?

Or perhaps you are afraid to actually talk about the topic, preferring to take a comment of mine to someone else out of context, to throw insults?

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

I thought you opposed the Bush policies????

But now you support those because its Obama?

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ORIGINAL: luckydawg

except it is alleged untill there is a trial, no dancing involved.