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What I Learned About Dick Cheney Original
In his final days at the White House, Dick Cheney proposed an epitaph. His, he suggested, had been “a consequential vice presidency.” It was an understatement, and characteristically oblique. Consequential might describe Lincoln or Lenin, Gandhi or Genghis Khan. Cheney was speaking of influence, and for once he acknowledged his own. He knew he had changed the nation’s course, and he professed to have no regrets. After all this time, I’m still not sure whether to believe that.
Dick Cheney, powerful vice president during war on terrorism, dies at 84
Former vice president Dick Cheney, who recast an understudy’s job into an engine of White House power, becoming chief architect of a post-9/11 war on terrorism that involved bypassing restrictions against torture and domestic espionage, died Nov. 3. He was 84. The cause was complications from pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease, according to a statement from his family. They did not say where he died.
Dick Cheney, powerful vice president during war on terrorism, dies at 84
Dick Cheney, powerful vice president during war on terrorism, dies at 84 (washingtonpost.com) Dick Cheney, powerful vice president during war on terrorism, dies at 84 By Barton Gellman; Marc Fisher 2025110412021300 Former vice president Dick Cheney, who recast an understudy's job into an engine of White House power, becoming chief architect of a post-9/11 war on terrorism that involved bypassing restrictions against torture and domestic espionage, died Nov. 3. He was 84.
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