Why Change Horsemen in Mid-Apocalypse? Dick Cheney can feign being indignant all he likes. He can sit on his stool in swing states for the next two weeks and pretend that he represents anything other than utter fear and contempt for the intelligence of the American people. At the end of the day, the people are seeing through the lies
By Anthony Wade
If you were to listen to Dick Cheney and watched the media coverage this week it is quite obvious that fear is the basis and substance of their message at this point. Dick Cheney, top horseman, started the week by trying to scare everyone into voting for his ticket. Then he had a fluff piece of an interview with the shrillest voice of faux news, Sean Hannity. The transparency of these two events should make it obvious to all voters that the promises of this administration are completely vacuous.
While stumping in the battleground state of Ohio , Cheney could not talk about the promise of America
