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Vice President Dick Cheney still refuses to disclose information about his energy task force, and Congress is threatening to sue. Is Cheney hiding something? Or is he standing up for principle and protecting the right of future Administrations to have policy dictated by corporate malefactors in strictest confidence? Given the...
The ongoing showdown between Vice President Dick Cheney and Congress over documents crucial to the investigation of the Bush administration’s relationship with the energy industry—and with Enron in particular—is beginning to echo the most infamous cover-ups of previous administrations.
Nor does releasing the lists set a precedent that will prevent essential outside advice from reaching the White House. In recent interviews, Cheney has argued that policy discussions should be kept private—even those involving industry insiders—to ensure that the president and vice president can...
America is disliked in some parts of the world because of its superpower status, but this is only a part of the reason [THE WAR, Nov. 26]. A key factor is that successive American administrations have consistently shown a poor sense of geopolitics and have never been able to judge...
Most importantly, Gusmorino’s term has seen a significant shift in the way the council is treated by the administration, the council’s most important audience. Though its credibility had often been compromised in previous administrations, in this past year the council made significant strides towards...