Dick Cheney, still blind
By Dana Milbank Opinion writer September 10 at 5:07 PM WashPost
It was just like the good old days.
Scooter Libby was in the front row. Paul Wolfowitz was in the second. And on the stage was Dick Cheney, beating the drums of war.
“The situation is dire and defeating these terrorists will require immediate, sustained, simultaneous action across multiple fronts,” the former vice president proclaimed in a pre-buttal to President Obama’s prime-time speech on fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
“We should immediately hit them in their sanctuaries, staging areas, command centers, and lines of communication wherever we find them,” Cheney told the audience at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
(More here.)
It was just like the good old days.
Scooter Libby was in the front row. Paul Wolfowitz was in the second. And on the stage was Dick Cheney, beating the drums of war.
“The situation is dire and defeating these terrorists will require immediate, sustained, simultaneous action across multiple fronts,” the former vice president proclaimed in a pre-buttal to President Obama’s prime-time speech on fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
“We should immediately hit them in their sanctuaries, staging areas, command centers, and lines of communication wherever we find them,” Cheney told the audience at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
(More here.)
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