Former US vice president Dick Cheney dies at 84

'No, Not This Time': Combat Veteran Graham Platner Doesn't Mourn for Dick Cheney

"The only legacy we have to remember," said the Maine candidate for US Senate about the former vice president, "is that he wasted thousands of young American lives, hundreds of thousands of Iraqi lives, and trillions of dollars for absolutely nothing."

Remembering Dick Cheney's history of advocating for same-sex marriage after his death, aged 84

A divisive political figure, Dick Cheney – who has died aged 84 – was both a supporter of the Iraq invasion and advocate for same-sex marriage The post Remembering Dick Cheney’s history of advocating for same-sex marriage after his death, aged 84 appeared first on Attitude.

Quin Hillyer: Dick Cheney was a great American and, in person, a good and decent man

Former Vice President Dick Cheney, who died Monday at age 84, was a good and decent man who did wonderful service for the American people for a full half century.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney’s cause of death confirmed by family

Former Vice President Dick Cheney, one of the most influential and controversial figures in modern American politics, died on Monday, November 3, at the age of 84. According to his family, the cause of death was “complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease.” In a statement, his loved ones said, “His beloved wife of 61 years, Lynne, his daughters, Liz and Mary, and other family members were with him as he passed. Dick Cheney was a…

Dick Cheney dead at 84: A war criminal who paved the way for Trump

As the power behind the throne in the Bush-Cheney administration, the vice president was responsible for wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, CIA kidnappings and torture and illegal mass surveillance of the American population.

As Vice President During 9/11, Cheney Is at the Centre of an Enduring Debate Over US Spy Powers

An unabashed proponent of broad executive power in the name of national security, Cheney placed himself at the centre of a polarising public debate over detention, interrogation and spying that endures two decades later.