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The fruits of elite immunity -- "Dick Cheney … will profit greatly"

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Less than three years ago, Dick Cheney was presiding over policies that left hundreds of thousands of innocent people dead from a war of aggression, constructed a worldwide torture regime, and spied on thousands of Americans without the warrants required by law, all of which resulted in his leaving office as one of the most reviled political figures in decades. But thanks to the decision to block all legal investigations into his chronic criminality, those matters have been relegated to mere pedestrian partisan disputes, and Cheney is thus now preparing to be feted -- and further enriched -- as a Wise and Serious Statesman with the release of his memoirs this week: one in which he proudly boasts (yet again) of the very crimes for which he was immunized.  As he embarks on his massive publicity-generating media tour of interviews, Cheney faces no indictments or criminal juries, but rather reverent, rehabilitative tributes...

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By rather stark contrast, Dick Cheney will prance around the next several weeks in the nation's largest media venues, engaging in civil, Serious debates about whether he was right to invade other countries, torture, and illegally spy on Americans, and will profit greatly by doing so.

    Reply#1 - Sat Aug 27, 2011 2:21 PM EDT
    ksdemocrat

    cheney needs to watch his back, some nutjob will put a bullet in it. sooner or later it will happen, al quada has not forgotten him and the 10th aniversary is coming up. Remember, these terrorist nutjobs like to make a splash when they do something atrocious. Killing off a former statesman in the US would make a big splash. Im jus sayin'

      Reply#2 - Sat Aug 27, 2011 6:41 PM EDT
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