faux news.com has the temerity to discuss why cheney should resign:
there are at least three reasons why cheney might step down before the end of his term in january of 2009:
1) he is 65 years-old and has well-documented health problems
two more after the jump:
(2) while the administration currently is embarrassed over the way he has handled his most recent problem stemming from the shooting incident, the real embarrassment could come if he is called as a witness in the trial of his former chief of staff, i. lewis (scooter) libby jr.
(3) republican leaders may become so worried about holding on to the presidency in 2008 that they will prevail on cheney to resign in order to position a strong candidate for the nomination by making that person the incumbent vice president.
the 25th amendment, adopted after the kennedy assassination left our country without a vice president for more than a year, authorizes the president to nominate a new vice president when there is a vacancy in the office. this amendment has been invoked twice — when president nixon nominated gerald ford following spiro agnew’s resignation, and when president ford nominated nelson rockefeller following ford’s elevation to the presidency on nixon’s resignation.
so we would posit that this story is not going away, and is evidenced by the fact that the one organ guaranteed to carry water for awol (no, not his kidney), faux news, dares to discuss cheney’s resignation, even after his victim apologized for being shot in the face.
because nothing is lonelier than a diary with no comments.
even after his victim apologized for being shot in the face.
…and when I think it can’t possibly get any more bizarre…
Hey, did you notice Harry also referred to the incident happening last Friday, not Saturday?
a dkos diary asking if it happened on friday instead of saturday.
He said the accident happened on Friday. He doesn’t say he got shot on Friday
🙂
There are so many ‘mistakes’ made by supposed professionals in this. The law enforcement had several contradictions in the reports. Anything that’s not consistent is dismissed as another honest mistake but never attributed to the vp making a mistake. I can’t believe he apologized like that.
Just for a little more reference