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Wednesday, December 21, 2005

The Long March of Dick Cheney

Highly recommended

"The hallmark of the Dick Cheney administration is its illegitimacy. Its essential method is bypassing established lines of authority; its goal is the concentration of unaccountable presidential power. When it matters, the regular operations of the CIA, Defense Department and State Department have been sidelined.

"Richard Nixon is the model, but with modifications. In the Nixon administration, the president was the prime mover, present at the creation of his own options, attentive to detail, and conscious of their consequences. In the Cheney administration, the president is volatile but passive, firm but malleable, presiding but absent. Once his complicity has been arranged, a closely held 'cabal' - as Lawrence Wilkerson, once chief of staff to former Secretary of State Colin Powell, calls it - wields control."
Sidney Blumenthal, Salon.com opinion piece via TruthOut

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