Anderson talks with a panel about the national security speeches by former Vice President Cheney and President Obama.
| Terry, TX |
May 22nd, 2009 12:09 pm ET Cheney was great....no apologies...we would do it again attitude. It is so refreshing to hear common sense and true concern for this Nation's Security. Why... because they have been there....done that....and it is something this current administration could learn from....hmmm....well maybe not this administration. |
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| Eleanor Coombs, Ga |
May 22nd, 2009 12:55 pm ET I listen to President Obama and former Vice President Dick Cheney on yesterday and both sound convincing in their debate. Being Democratic, and someone who doesn't believe in capital punishment...never mind any other. I lean heavily to what the President suggests. My question : |
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| Isabel |
May 22nd, 2009 2:51 pm ET It's a shame the US maintain a base of torture, that violent democratic principles (theoretical or otherwise) of the parents. A just opposition is good for any government. It is good to have a critical quality, but the opposition can't forget who won in the last election and which ideas which the people believed to be more correct. |
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| Mareo, PA |
May 22nd, 2009 7:23 pm ET We all know now that the RNC have three leaders, R ousch , N ewt , C heney. Wich one of these contestant will hurt their party more R , N or C. |
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| Katherine, CA |
May 23rd, 2009 12:07 am ET As different as President Obama & Cheney, I am from Terry, TX. I'm a lifetime Republican now 62, voted since I age 21, married to a retired military (Viet Nam vet), also a lifetime Republican. I will confess to having voted twice for Geo W. – shame on me. With those votes I gave that president and his administration my trust and support and find their actions and decisions were not founded on any moral ethic whatsoever! It is indisputable that they developed whatever necessary to support their agenda without regard for this nation and its people. They apparently were consumed with being right, righteous, and powerful. Their legacy is that of shame and embarrassment to this great nation. While VP; Cheney was often disrespectful to those interviewing him and punkishly cocky. "So?" ! This nation's people deserved better. We deserve better now, and I hope not to see much more of his self-serving insatiable need to be right. He's so very wrong in my book! |
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| william macenauer |
May 24th, 2009 3:34 am ET hi anderson, |
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| william macenauer |
May 24th, 2009 3:41 am ET In response to you Terry of TX. |
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