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To: greenspirit who wrote (173110)	10/22/2005 9:38:45 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Cheney made some $30 million from Halliburton which he richly rewarded with noncompete, costplus contracts ON TOP OF WHICH they defrauded the taxpayer. Cheney loves Hal and vice versa. You cannot possibly be this gullible. Cheney will get nice taxbreaks on his charitable contributions along with the nice taxbreaks he's been receiving since he helped ram them down the throat of the budget based on lies. All in all, he gets a nice pat on the head for being charitable using blood money from war profiteering. You should demand more ethical behavior from government officials. I don't demand that government officials be charitable. If they wish to be they can, if they don't wish to be they don't have to be. I do expect them to be: 1. NOT CORRUPT IN THE FIRST PLACE 2. Competent 3. Not lie about war 4. Not commit actions that harm this country Frist and Cheney, what a pair.