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Girls Gone Wild
Posted by Bill ... for Dick Cheney. It’s hard to explain the phenomenon, but I’m a little horrified to tell you that in his way Cheney is well, a rock star. Yes. He has that quality. Had I not seen it with my own eyes, felt the heat with my own body, I’d not believe it. Because television is not particularly kind to Cheney. He appears rather craven, hulking, cold. Icily authoritative, and laughably pompous. A know-it-all who’s often wrong. But on that stage, in person, with the hot lights blazing and the jumpy, patriotic country-rock music blaring and the beat-beat thumping, he comes across well, the words that spring to mind are debonair dashing weirdly sexy blechhhhhh!!! Who knew? I suppose that she did ... (Via Dean) UPDATE: Crossroads Arabia has a contextual perspective on the author. Posted by Bill at December 10, 2004 08:54 AM | TrackBack (5) CommentsThanks for the link. What a fun article. I have always thought highly of Dick Cheney. I'm glad to hear his career as a sex bomb is rolling along. No wonder he has no ambition for further office - he's got his hands full just being a celebrity. Posted by: Dave The article is even funnier when it's compared to the usual material she writes, as I've been reporting on my blog. Posted by: JFB Click the link for the REAL reason "Dick" Cheney is such a hit with the women. Yes, it's THAT photo. *Whimpers and runs off for more therapy...* Posted by: ubu No, I know exactly what she's talking about, and I'm a 19 year old college guy. Dick Cheney really is the greatest, he's this fatherly figure-all wise and powerfull-and there's just something sexy about his voice. I love his voice. I remember the vice presidential debate with him against Joe Lieberman. That was when I first thought to myself, "This guy is my favorite politician ever." He still is. Posted by: meystingray contextual perspective is a dead link bill. at least it is at the moment. chicks dig power. Posted by: mlah |
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