Mr. Dick Chenney  should treat as a regular USA Citizen  - about the accident over the weekend?
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He has been treated the same as anyone else.  It was an accident, plain and simple.
534562
depends on which bullet hit him ,not through the back, but the one that went through Governor O'Connelly's leg, ricocheted back behind the limo and made a u-turn into JFK's skull. Eye witness testimony have 2 women who said they saw a railroad-uniformed worker put a rifle case on the RR control box next to the RR tracks just behind the hedges on the famous grassy knoll and watched a man in a suite they thought was secret service assemble the rifle and shoot over the hedges and put the gun back in the case at which the man in the RR uniformed removed his coveralls and walked away with the gun. Much speculation. LBJ (V.P.) was known for his bitter contempt for JFK and was quoted at a party the night before that we wouldn't have to deal with that S.O.B after tomorrow. The Warren commission states a single gunman but eye wittiness' state otherwise. The History channel did a week long special in 2003 ( the 40th anniversary of his assassination ) and mater of factly said there were two or three gunmen. I think most people think it was an inside job.
701079
No.  That's part of the reasoning behind the pres only being an American citizen.  You can never fully trust that a person who has dual alliances is going to look out for your best interest if a conflict of interest arises.
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I am sure it has ALOT to do with the would-be visitor's country of citizenship. For example, visitors from many middle eastern countries, as well as N. Korea can probably expect more difficulties entering the US. However, any visitor can ride an elephant from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico preceded by a marching band into the US without papers, passports, or any unnecessary wait time. This is much faster than hiring an attorney!
33220
Count it as an accident the first time.  Confront it if it happens again.
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Cheney's friend did not die, the same can not be said for Mary Joe Kapekne.  Before you go and say that was so long ago do not forget the rape case in the Kennedy coumpound in West Palm Beach, and just recently another Kennedy was popped driving under the influence and was given the same preferential treatment as good old Teddy. Let's not forget Jefferson who accepted a $100,000 bribe then gets upset because the FBI searched his office as part of the investigation. What Clinton did (&^%*# an intern) would have gotten any CEO of a US company fired, but nothing was done for that (remember the empeachment was for lying to the Grand Jury under oath). Another Dem smacks a security guard because he asked her for I.D... Let's face it ALL politicians get preferential treatment. That's the problem, if you want to say the other side gets more preferential treatment I could go on. If I really have to go on, there is just no sense of doing so.
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Wow.....just imagine that towing fee. I say nail it to the suckers!! (They do have suction cup hands and feet right?) Impound that vehicle and then make them appear in traffic court. Those aliens thought they had it bad when they came up against Sigourney Weaver. Well, they ain't seen nothin' 'til they come up against a southern style lawman /slash sheriff/ slash Judge!  \n\nJust a thought....... maybe THIS is what we can use the "EX" planet of Pluto for!! The IMPOUND parking lot!!! I'm brilliant......just bloody brilliant. Maybe Plutonians will be so glad to be  "a part" again that they'll even help discourage illegal allien visits. \n\nI love these thought provoking questions of yours! :)
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It should be part of the future of American politics. Personal responsibility is a value that far to many of us are lacking, especially politicians.
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this is one of those times you need to just throw your political feelings out the window and keep an open mind.  add to it the fact that the story is not yet finished and it's hard to predict what will happen to mr. cheney, and (more importantly) harry whittington.  \n\ni don't know if there is any legal precedent for having a sitting vice president be removed from office for an offense like this.  mr. cheney is very unpopular with many people (including me) because of his political views, but i have to feel a little bit for the guy because it was, after all, an 'accident'.  i don't agree with the fact cheney hasn't addressed the issue... but saying 'impeach him' because of this incident is a knee-jerk reaction by those who didn't like him last week either.  i'm gonna read up more and see where this story leads before continuing...\n\nps::: well i see where mr. whittington was released from the hospital, so thankfully your scenario won't play out.  i am very curious though about the 'holes' in cheney's story.  \n\npps::: it's funny, at first i felt sorry for the vice-president, but now that whittington is ok, my feeling has turned more toward disgust with cheney.  i wonder why this is?
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It was an ACCIDENT! Let me know where you work. I'd like to contact your boss and ask him to fire you the next time you make a mistake. You'll be gone by the end of the week! It requires intent for it to be a crime. Sorry if I went over your head there.
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Let's see if I can remember is - I've been flying a lot lately:\n\nLadies and gentlemen, on behalf of ________ Airlines, I'd like to welcome you to our non-stop flight to _________.  Our flight time today is approximately ____ hours and ____ minutes.  As we prepare for take-off, I'd like to remind everyone to place their seatbacks up and return their tables to the stowed position.  All carryons should be stowed in the overhead bins or under the seat in front of you.  In a moment, we'll be showing a video about some of the safety features of our aircraft.  We ask that you remove the brochure from the seatback in front of you and follow along.  We'd like to remind you that this is a non-smoking flight.  Smoking or tampering with any smoke detectors is a federal offense.  As we prepare to taxi, all electronic devices must be turned to the off position and remain so until we are approximately 10 minutes into the flight.  The seatbelt sign is currently illuminated and any time it's illuminated, you must remain in your seat with your seatbelt fastened.  When we have reached a safe cruising altitude, the captain will turn off the seatbelt sign, but we encourage you to keep it fastened anytime you are in your seat.  Now sit back and relax as we show our safety video.\n\nHow's that?
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See in The Royal Gazette \nPrincess Anne arrives for weekend visit\nPrincess Anne touched down in Bermuda last night, ahead of a weekend visit crowning celebrations for the centennial Newport-Bermuda race.\nThe VIP guest – a sailing enthusiast and president of the Royal Yachting Association – stepped off the British Airways flight from London just after 6.20 p.m. yesterday.\nThe Princess Royal was greeted by Governor Sir John Vereker before being introduced to a group of dignitaries including Government Protocol Officer David Dumont, Police Commissioner George Jackson and Airport manager Jim Howes. \n\n\nhttp://www.theroyalgazette.com/apps/pbcs.dll/frontpage
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If you or your parents, grandparents, etc., came here to the U.S. legally, then I am very proud of saying you are a fellow citizen. However, if you are illegal then you are a criminal. You broke our laws and should not be given any of our benefits or rights, except the benefit of a free ride back to where you came from. I don't hate you, I just want you to play by the rules.
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Yes I did at 9;20 am in uniontown, pa. as all Americans should.its  your duty.not a privilege.
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No, although this nation is of immigrant stock (99%) I do not think an immigrant should be President. Not if this person had to be naturalized. I do not think an accident of birth should prevent an otherwise qualified person. IE: A person born to American citizens who are abroad @ the time of their birth for whatever reason, this person should be qualified. However, a person of divided loyalty in any way should not be the leader of this or any other nation.  No matter what they may say or do, a person is still loyal to the land of their birth. My Grandmother was Irish till she died. Despite having lived in The US for 85 of her 97 yrs.
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It depends on the situation.  If a person was going too fast and couldn't stop, it's their fault.  If it was truly an accident on both sides then they should exchange insurance information and move on.
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John Q. Public, a moronic individual with Puritan attitudes, decided that it was a shame that so many 18 year olds were dying in drinking driving accidents.  So, Mr. Public, being the civil minded person he was, went to Congress and said, "HEY!  Do something about this." And Congress did.  They passed the laws that even tho you are considered LEGALLY an adult, you still can't act like one unless you are joining the military.\n\nIs this right?  No.  Can you change it?  You can try.  Good luck.