Dick Cheney's Daughter Is Mitt Romney's New Foreign Policy Adviser 
Monday, January 28th, 2008

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Well, well, well.  It's all fitting together like a puzzle, isn't it?  Liz Cheney, daughter to Vice President Dick Cheney, has just signed onto Mitt Romney's presidential campaign as his senior foreign policy adviser, as reported by the Associated Press.  Though both President George W. Bush and V.P. Dick Cheney have publicly stated that they will not be endorsing a specific candidate for the upcoming election, that doesn't mean they won't be tossing their ingredients into the stew.

Liz Cheney, 41, released the following statement:  "Throughout his campaign, [Romney] has distinguished himself as a leader who can guide our country with a clear vision for overcoming the threats we face today...I look forward to working with Governor Romney because he is the leader our country needs...[he brings] years of experience helping to formulate America's foreign policy and to advance democracy and reform in the Middle East."

Mitt Romney - who enjoys ridiculously large sums of campaign donations from Goldman Sachs (who also are the top funders of Barack and Hillary's campaigns) - was the candidate given the most speaking time of all the Republican candidates in the recent Republican debate in Boca Raton, Florida, as we reported.

One would think that with the immense outpouring of support from grassroots organizations and individuals towards Ron Paul, the GOP and their corporate connections would want to back a Republican candidate that actually had a shot at winning the thing.

But if one thought that, they would be forgetting the "and their corporate connections" part.

Does the GOP want a president that rightfully desires to eliminate the IRS?  No.

Does the GOP want a president that will increase corporate taxes and decrease the pressure of Uncle Sam on the little guy?  Uh...no.

Does the GOP want a president that is not bought and sold by corporate sponsors?  No.

Does the GOP want a president that can continue the illegal war that Bush and Cheney started without a declaration of war from Congress?  Obviously.

Of course, this is just our opinion - and we've only been reading and analyzing politics and the mainstream media for a little over a year - what do we know?

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