If you go by ratings, CNN doesn’t get the ratings that Rush gets in three of the major cities he’s listened to in.
Nevertheless, leave it to them to run another moronic poll of how Americans just adore Colin Powell to Rush Limbaugh or Dick Cheney.
“The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey, released Monday, suggests that 70 percent have a favorable opinion of Powell, who was Secretary of State during President George W. Bush’s first term, and who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the Persian Gulf War.
Only 30 …

Like it or not lefties, truth hurts, and Dick Cheney launched a good old fashion butt wupping on Barack Obama yesterday. Indeed it was a knockout. Toby Harnden gives the blow by blow:
“1. “I’ve heard occasional speculation that I’m a different man after 9/11. I wouldn’t say that, but I’ll freely admit that watching a coordinated, devastating attack on our country from an underground bunker at the White House can affect how you view your responsibilities.”
Anyone who was in New York or Washington on 9/11 (I was here …

Sweet.

“Former Vice President Dick Cheney took an extraordinary public swipe at Colin Powell Sunday, questioning in a TV interview whether the former Bush administration secretary of state was even a Republican anymore.
Cheney, appearing on CBS’s Face the Nation, said he was taking the side of Rush Limbaugh over Powell in the ongoing dispute in the GOP between the conservative talk show host and moderate retired general.
“Well if I had to choose in terms of being a Republican, I’d go with Rush Limbaugh,” Cheney told moderator Bob Schieffer. “My take …

I’ve hinted that over the last eight years – in spite of dishonest reporting to the contrary – that indeed our interrogation methods have produced intel that has saved literally thousands of lives.
I am of knowledge of these facts, but not at liberty to speak about them. That is unless a higher authority OK that info. Former VP Cheney is calling for the release of that information now. Though I wish he would have would have authorized it earlier.
“Now that the memos showing the rulings of interrogation techniques …

Axelrod has a short memory.

“(CNN) — Top Obama adviser David Axelrod sharply criticized Dick Cheney’s recent contention that the president’s national security policies have made the country less safe, suggesting the former vice president is not behaving like a “statesman.”
[President Bush] has behaved like a statesman,” Axelrod told CNN’s John King on State of the Union regarding the former president’s decision not to criticize the new administration. “And as I’ve said before, here and elsewhere, I just don’t think the memo got passed down to the vice president.”
I guess Cheney …