It is fitting that Mr. Cheney address his home state. He has been a rather poor influence in the White House and upon or country. Good-bye Mr. Cheney!

If they really wanted to help McCain win, Cheney and Bush should have endorsed Barack and say they believe Barack/Biden will continue their policies. Bush still has time. No one would probably believe them, but it would be amusing.

Probably the first truthful words he's ever spoken, " I wanted to express again my deep gratitude for the privilege of serving our state in public office." A privilege he trampled, stomped and ground into extinction! His Privileges were "EXECUTIVE" Remember – with no borders or gate! BUBYE DICK! Don't let the door hit you in the ....... on your way out!

Is it possible for two politicians to share the same nick name...Tricky Dicky...?

They are finally leaving Washington. One crook at a time!

i think that it is fitting that Mr. Cheney and Mr. Bush leave so once they depart we can welcome the new president/ vice president with open arms and await change in this country that is much needed. Everyone vote on Tuesday 11-04-2008 Barack Obama and Joe Biden yea change is much needed!.

I want to express my DEEPEST APPRECIATION to our Great Vice President, Dick Cheney, for coming out just 2 days before Tuesday's big election day and giving his heartfelt endorsement to John McCain. Couldn't be better timing!! One last fatal shove as McCain ditches his last JET TO NOWHERE!!
God Bless Us Every One. Obama for President!!

Good ridence, you neocon creep!

I thought Cheney had another round of heart problems or some such thing and was recently sidelined for that... but probably busy running the incursion into Syria and lots of pulling of presidential puppet strings

The saddest thing about reading this, is he went on about his supposed illustrious long career and how wonderful it was to serve, but no mention of the soldiers and their families that have sacrificed and lost so much the past 7 years as a result of Cheney and Bush's ineptitude and power plays... not even on his mind in this time of leaving office.. our soldiers are so patriotic and look up to the president and VP with almost blind faith and even if they don't have that, they still do their jobs with honor and sacrifice without great courage and service, and they don't even get a mention from Bush, Cheney in these waning days.. no thanks.. no condolences for the families.. just a man patting himself on the back for a long career of "service". And McCain wants 100 years in Iraq, and when he leaves office if he wins, I wonder if he will remember to mention all those lost and their families or if he too will just remember his illustrious career... for maybe that is all that really matters to politicians.

p.s. and if the Bush/Cheney hears went by in a blink of the eye, and Sarah Palin claims she doesn't blink, then we are in for a long long scary ride if Obama doesn't win.

oops... that was WITH great courage... and without fear! in previous posting... long weekend...

What an amazing race. In any competition, there can only be one winner and hats off to Obama and his campaign team. After going through all the topics of this election I can only predict the winner to be Obama based on everything. Last but not least lets remove the letter L from the word Election and replace with an R.....................OBAMA WINS by a very very wide margin.

If nothing else, Tuesday's election of a new President will mercifully bring to an end the era of smug, crass, petulant and unrepentant leadership depicted by Bush, Cheney and endless corporate executives.

Cheney had eight years to speak to the American people and to afford them the respect they deserve; since he chose not to, his actions now ring hollow.

Bush and Cheney will forever be linked as modern day pirates and robber barons who lined their pockets with big oil money while smugly making the honest, hard working Americans and military personel walk the plank.

Are you sure that was real Cheney in Wyoming? I thought he has already run away to Dubai to avoid procecution by the US goverment for fixing oil prices!!!

I thought the Cheney's built a house in Maryland on the Chesapeake? I do think "blink of an eye" bordered on blindness for eight years and it was interesting that only two of the fifteen people from his Wyoming district showed up. Ok – I made up the last part – but they do measure the distance between towns by the number of beers it takes to travel between them.

While I am not a fan of Bush or Cheney, having voted against them in both 2000 and 2004, I wish to say something here that we should all remember. Whatever he and Bush have done that I disagree with (which just happens to be MOST of what they've done), they both have done what they thought was right. I happen to disagree with them, especially in Cheney's usurping of executive privileges, but still respect that he has stuck to his agenda, supported his President, and tried to do the right thing in this election cycle.

I will be glad to see both of them gone, no matter which candidate wins, but am not filled with ideas of revenge or glee. Bush and Cheney will share the position in the history books of having the 8 years that caused some of the biggest rifts in this country since the Civil War, and of being the authors of one of the biggest financial messes of this country. I have to think that both men, and their families, are saddened and somewhat humiliated by this knowledge.

There were so many places and times where a different action on their part could have meant a huge difference in the problems we are facing today. Bush and Cheney came out strong after 9/11, but faltered with Iraq and with the economy. I don't think either of them are so unaware that they do not realize that they are directly responsible for the enormous deficit, the 4000+ American lifes lost in Iraq, and the tens of thousands of lifes lost or changed for the worst among the Iraqi people. It shows in their faces, in the aging both of them have shown. While I deplore their actions and what they have done to the country I love, I can't help but feel somewhat sorry for them.

While we shouldn't forget what they have done in order to prevent it from occuring again, I hope that we can forgive them, because only through forgiveness can we heal our land.

I was just told that Dick Cheney and others in the Bush government told John McCain that he had to pick Sarah Palin because of the oil in Alaska. Notice how the McCain-Palin ticket are pushing drilling for oil "drill baby drill" and not focusing AS MUCH on energy alternatives. Money needs to be put in developing alternative energy as this U.S. oil will eventually run dry. By the way, the majority of the oil that the U.S. imports comes from Canada.

Thank God their days are almost over. Bush & Cheney are an embarrassment to this country. And if John McCain wins, he will be too

Imagine that "Trickey Dick" comes out to endorse his candidate.......at the last minute did he flip a coin?

Lieberman jinxed Gore's run for President, now he has jinxed McCain.
Can someone hook "Jinx" up with Cheney?

This amplifies Mr.Bush being absent. CNN reffered to it as a thorough bred not being able to run. This reminds me of a Horse Stable manager being in charge of FEMA with first responders funds completely cut as pork from the budget. Maybe that's where all the trouble with pigs came from this election cycle.

". . .and by the character of its people"??? Hello Dr. Death – you could care less about the "people" of this country. Except your fellow billionaires and crooks. Can't wait to watch you and your puppet walk out of the White House. Can't come too soon!!

Thanks alot for thanking the troops and their families for their sacrifices by the way – thanks to your lies....

Bev, Tonawanda, NY

Bush and Cheney should go hunting and shoot at each other by accident.

Well........when he does leave......will he go to KBR,Haliburton,or Wy?
The address will be needed for the up-coming follow-up for the numerous offenses. Stay tuned...................................................................

Dick Cheney... although I think that he is a total bum and disgrace to the office he served and the Constitution that he swore to uphold, I do not wish anything bad for him personally.

But if he were to have that final heart attack (we all will die some day) then George Bush would truly be President! (I mention that, because things could be worse than they already are...)

McCain is not evil ... it's just too bad that he and his campaign got caught up in the right wing, conservative, outdated Republican b.s. that panders to the ignorant, ... instead of just being himself.

I truly hope and pray that Barack is all that he seems to be. Because if we ever needed another Lincoln or FDR, with an inspiration of a JFK, now is the time.

To Jackie in Dallas, while I think it's probably best for America to look towards the future, it's hard to forgive someone when they haven't admitted they've done wrong. Bush/Cheney should admit their wrong-doings and ask for forgiveness. Maybe then I'll be able to muster some sympathy.