Cheney's "Lust for Silence"

By
Marshall Cutchin
 on September 17, 2008 7:54 AM | | Comments (0)

Whether you are one of the 18 per cent who worship at the altar of non-sentimentality or one of the other 82 per cent who might think Dick Cheney gives fly fishing a bad name, you'll get a kick out of this John McCaslin piece on writer Matt Labash's recent fishing trip with the vice president. "'Perhaps the strangest moment for [Jack] Dennis,' Mr. Labash now reveals, 'was one afternoon on the river, just days after Cheney had a heart defibrillator implanted. Dennis says Cheney was reclining in the boat with 'his head leaned back -- he'd never done anything like that. I went back to look and see if he was breathing.'" In the Washington Times.

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