V.P. Cheney is at the appellate stage of denying an F.O.I. act request for a listing of who has visited him?

Question

He does not wish for the public to know just how many times he was visited by the Ken Lay's and Jack Abramoffs of the world. The press is particularily interested in who was in attendance at that secret energy meeting which created our National Energy Policy. Cheney is trying to invoke some kind of Executive Privelege--not gonna happen. There is no precedent. And if one is set here the outrage will be deafening. When Clinton was under suspicion they had no trouble getting the White House logs regarding Monica Lewinsky's visitations. Retarded Republican conspiracy debunkers need not reply...

Answer 1

First off, Cheney never wants any American knowing who he is visiting with. Being that every meeting is with people who have something he needs for his own self-interest. Cheney should just be open to us by wearing a T-shirt that reads: **** off, America.
Secondly, If he managed to invoke a kind of Executive Privilege, it probably would not have much scrutiny. The mainstream media would barely touch on it, as they have for years. Of course the public could howl about it all we want, but who are we? Bush/Cheney could strip all of our freedoms away tomorrow in the name of National Security, and the Media and Middle America would stand mute... as usual.

Answer 2

I don't know why he cares. The White House logs showed more than 100 Abramoff connected visits -- no one seems to give a damn.

Answer 3

Hey, moron, Little Billy Clinton was 0-9 in front of the Supreme Court during his heavy stonewalling days; my boy Dick is a piker compared to the Fat Boy.

Stop yer whinin', get a job, and make a contribution.