Evidence of that can be found here were I culled that little photoshop above from, were there are about 100,000 images just like it from 8 years of Bush Derangement Syndrome sufferers' blog posts.I was going to use this post to show some of those left wing type blog reactions to this story up on Drudge posted below but then said to myself "why bother posting the same BDS rants that led me to ban liberal commenters in the first place"? That would seem pretty damn stupid now wouldn't it?
So back to the post, here kinda Cheney lights up Chairman Obama's socialist lurch to NeoFascist Marxism, and the biggest surprise of all is that he was invited to CNN to supply the comments and video posted, unless it's some plan worked out between the top liberal blogs and the MSM to send them red meat for all the loons to chew on all day and night.
They say the same thing about us except for one little glaring problem. The last thing the liberal media is doing would be to feed our blogging efforts with any usable material, at least purposely.
VIDEO: Cheney: Obama wants 'massive expansion' -
Mike Allen - POLITICO.com: "ice President Cheney charged Sunday morning on CNN that President Obama is using the recession “to try to justify” what is probably the largest expansion of federal authority “in the history of the Republic.”
“I worry a lot that they’re using the current set of economic difficulties to try to justify a massive expansion in the government, and much more authority for the government over the private sector,” Cheney said in his first television interview since leaving office. “I don’t think that’s good. I don’t think that’s going to solve the problem.”
Speaking to host John King on “State of the Union,” Cheney said he thinks the programs Obama has proposed “in health care, in energy and so forth constitute probably the biggest – or one of the biggest – expansions of federal authority over the private economy in the history of the Republic.”
'I worry very much that what is being done here is saying, 'We've got an economic crisis, therefore, we're justified in fundamentally remaking the health program in America,'' Cheney said. 'I don't think that's right.' continued at politico
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