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July 25, 2004
Bush | George McGovern: Cheney Is "A Menace"

In an interview with conservative talk show host Steve Malzberg Sunday, George McGovern noted:

“With regard to Cheney - and I say this thoughtfully, I think he’s the worst vice president in American history and a great menace to the security and well-being of this country.” …

… “Based on his role in getting us into this mistaken war in the first place, I think the man is a menace.”

You may check the source in two places: the conservative news site NewsMax, and you may listen to the interview itself here.



Posted by Alan at July 25, 2004 10:23 PM | TrackBack
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It’s a Lucky thing for the Republic that in his day McGovern was rejected.

Posted by: Dan Kauffman [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 25, 2004 11:16 PM

McGovern is a fine one to talk about Vice Presidential candiates, his first running mate was a man who would have been prohibited by law from having any connection with nuclear weapons as a serving officer, and he wanted to put that man a heartbeat away from our entire nuclear deterrent

Posted by: Dan Kauffman [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 25, 2004 11:23 PM

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