Dick Cheney

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Salon's guide to what to watch on Tuesday: PBS's "Cheney's Law" offers a detailed look at how this administration has acquired unprecedented power.
"Seven countries in five years"
Wesley Clark's new memoir casts more light on the Bush administration's secret strategies for regime change in Iran and elsewhere.
Matthews: V.P.'s office tried to silence me on Cheney's Iraq role
"Hardball" host says there was a "concerted effort" to stop him from reporting.
Israel's rising right wing
Together, an enigmatic billionaire and a resurgent Bibi Netanyahu could put Israel on the war path. Dick Cheney, AIPAC and Iran are all watching closely.
Red, white and mercenary in Iraq
Under the cloak of freedom, the U.S. exempted Blackwater and other contractors from Iraqi law -- and destroyed its own democratic credibility.
Turning Ahmadinejad into public enemy No. 1
Demonizing the Iranian president and making his visit to New York seem controversial are all part of the neoconservative push for yet another war.
I'm rubber, you're glue
Clinton calls Cheney "Darth Vader."
Bush's stairway to paradise
Hoping that history will somehow vindicate him, the president has entered a phase of decadent perversity.
Why Bush won't attack Iran
Despite saber-rattling, and the Washington buzz that a strike is coming, the president doesn't intend to bomb Iran. Cheney may have other ideas.
The scruffy charms of an insecure president
Biographer Robert Draper explains that Bush has a surprising intellect but is incapable of curiosity and owning up to mistakes.
Who needs benchmarks when you can just miss deadlines?
As the White House fails to comply with a Senate subpoena, Cheney's office admits it has wiretap documents.
Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Saddam Hussein and 9/11
Rove explains Cheney's 1994 view that overthrowing Saddam wouldn't be worth "very many" American lives.
That explains everything
Cheney's office on a 1994 tape in which Cheney says Saddam Hussein isn't worth too many American lives? He wasn't vice president then.
Scott Bateman: Cheney said, Cheney did
Back in 1994, Dick Cheney had a lot to say about staying out of Iraq. Animator Scott Bateman responds.
The three stooges
The president won't fire Alberto Gonzales. He needs him to protect White House secrets, including the scheming roles of Cheney and Rove.
Mixed messages
Political progress in Iraq? Cheney says yes, the president's Joint Chiefs nominee says no.
King Dick
On "Larry King Live," the hubris of Cheney takes center stage.
The Dick and Larry Show
Two years and nearly 2,000 dead soldiers later, the vice president returns to the scene of "the last throes."
Alberto Gonzales' second-biggest fan
Cheney stands up for the attorney general; Specter says he wants answers from the White House today.
In Baghdad, time for a break
As U.S. troops continue to die, the Iraqi parliament leaves town for a month off.
Dick Cheney's heart
A former vice president is alarmed by the actions of the current one.
Run, Dick, run
Is the Unitary Executive himself mulling a run?
Operation Iraq betrayal
In the absence of anything remotely resembling victory in Iraq, Bush and Cheney play the blame game -- including in a new, authorized biography of the vice president.
Judge dismisses Valerie Plame's lawsuit
The outed CIA officer is considering an appeal in her suit against Bush administration officials.
Building the stonewall
Dick Cheney's unitary coverup philosophy.
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