Cheney gets standing ovation

Some 21,000 people, spanning a broad spectrum of the population, gave the vice president of the United States, Dick Cheney, a standing ovation. Compare that to the standing ovation that 1,200 of his ilk gave Ralph Nader.

Patrick Dooley

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