Bush to Pick Giuliani for the Republican Ticket ?

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will Bush tell Cheney to go fark himself ?

it does seem to be from the ENQUIRER..so maybe its BS gossip..
link

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http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/...highlight=rudy

You heard it here first, unless you read it at FromTheWilderness.com in an article called beyond Bush II

It is therefore likely that Dick Cheney will be removed from the 2004 Republican ticket. Before engaging in mass celebrations, those who are old enough to recall it should remember that another Vice President, Spiro Agnew, was successfully removed from the Nixon White House just before Nixon was replaced to allow for a "safe" Vice President (Gerald Ford) to be in place when the actual coup occurred. Who did Ford choose as his Vice President? Nelson Rockefeller. Although a clear-cut replacement for Cheney has not stuck his/her head up, one likely contender here would be former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani.

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/fre...nd_bush_2.html

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As long as polls show the election a tossup, President Bush will remain loyal to Cheney. But if Kerry-Edwards should open up a consistent five to 10 point lead in September, look for a possible "October surprise" from Cheney's new doctor.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion...neuharth_x.htm



AL knows whats up!

If Cheney withdraws after the convention, the Republican National Committee will name whoever Bush wants as a replacement. Most likely:

* Bill Frist, U.S. Senate majority leader (R-Tenn.).

* Rudy Giuliani, former Republican mayor of New York City.

* Tom Kean, 9/11 Commission chairman and former Republican governor, N.J.

* John McCain, U.S. senator (R-Ariz.).

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The Curse of Dick Cheney

Should George W. Bush win this election, it will give him the distinction of being the first occupant of the White House to have survived naming Dick Cheney to a post in his administration. The Cheney jinx first manifested itself at the presidential level back in 1969, when Richard Nixon appointed him to his first job in the executive branch. It surfaced again in 1975, when Gerald Ford made Cheney his chief of staff and then -- with Cheney's help -- lost the 1976 election. George H.W. Bush, having named Cheney secretary of defense, was defeated for re-election in 1992. The ever-canny Ronald Reagan was the only Republican president since Eisenhower who managed to serve two full terms. He is also the only one not to have appointed Dick Cheney to office.

This pattern of misplaced confidence in Cheney, followed by disastrous results, runs throughout his life -- from his days as a dropout at Yale to the geopolitical chaos he has helped create in Baghdad. Once you get to know his history, the cycle becomes clear: First, Cheney impresses someone rich or powerful, who causes unearned wealth and power to be conferred on him. Then, when things go wrong, he blames others and moves on to a new situation even more advantageous to himself.more

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http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/cheneydwi1.html