Vladimir Golstein
So evil Dick has finally met his maker and one hopes that this is the last time we hear the name of this greedy, disloyal, nefarious, and pompous scoundrel.
The young, progressive, smiling, liberal, and politically correct hope of the Democratic party is in. Voted in as the mayor of the large American city with even larger influence upon the affairs of this country and the world.
Isn’t it the time for champagne and caviar to be shared with some of my friends from the limousine liberal class?
Yet, I’d rather have a shot of vodka and watch some old Japanese film or something.
For a simple reason is that common people would not benefit one iota from these replacements, or castling, if you wish. And pardon my chess.
Not only it is the deep state that manipulates these figurines. The same deep state that has surround young and inexperienced Bush jr with Cheneys and Rumsfields, the same deep state that has decided that Democratic party of Biden and Harris protects their interests better than erratic Trump. Yes, it is the same deep state that feels very comfortable about openly limited, openly naive, openly inexperienced, and openly light-weight Mandami, whose smile — they deemed — is a better tool in manipulating the public than Cheney’s twisted grin.
Clearly tied to the deep state is the rubbish factory known as mass media. These BS masters will now criticize a political leader that the deep state had pushed in front, now mock him, now eulogize him again, as did NPR yesterday, salivating over the “dedicated public servant Cheney,” all for the same purpose only — to obfuscate, misguide, and prevent any real politician or any truthful and profound analysis from emerging on the scene.
So let all the Cheneys endorse all the Kamalas of this world. All these shameless scoundrels do is taking away our precious time and precious emotions, that we might as well spend watching Rashômon or Ugetsu.
Andrey Vedyaev
Yuri Chekalin
Dmitri Drobnitsky
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Chris Brown
08.11.2025 at 17:07
In Cheney’s hands, the vice presidency became a nexus of influence and manipulation — no longer the timid office whose occupants had tended their boss’s ambitions, gone to endless banquets and often waited in line for their own shot at the prize. Machiavelli with a sardonic grin. “The Darth Vader of the administration,” as Bush described the public’s view.
It always seemed to me that he either hated the idea of leaving Saddam in power at the end of Desert Storm, or the idea that the American people rejected George H. W.’s second administration (partly due to leaving Saddam in power) and it just broke his brain leaving us with the man famous as W.’s puppet master.
Either way, a vile light has been extinguished. Good riddance.