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Because ignorant fools such as yourself ask questions like that. You also have no idea how ****ed our presidency is.
Somehow I don't think so because it wouldn't fit the agenda to make him look like a evil money hungry puppet master.
In one of the largest sums ever donated to charity by a U.S. public official, Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife Lynne gave away nearly $7 million last year to help the poor and to medical research.
According to income tax information released by the White House on Friday, the Cheneys' adjusted gross income in 2005 was $8,819,006.
The sum was largely the result of Mr. Cheney's stock options from Halliburton and royalties from three books written by Mrs. Cheney.
The Cheneys gave more than three-quarters of their income - $6,869,655 - to several charities, including George Washington University's Cardiothoracic Institute and a charity for low-income high school students in the Washington, D.C. area, Capital Partners for Education.
The Cheneys' charitable generosity stands in marked contrast to that of their predecessors, whose sometimes stingy donations became a national embarassment.
In 1997 for instance, Al and Tipper Gore contributed just $353 to charity, a sum that raised eyebrows even in friendly media circles.
The Los Angeles Times noted, for instance, that the Gores' slender donation "caused some bewilderment in philanthropic circles because of the vice president's 'good guy' image as an advocate for public service and social causes."
The same year the Gores gave $353 to charity, they reported $197,729 in adjusted gross income.
Liberals are going to lap this propoganda up like pudding. I do not agree with all of Bush's policies. But I do think there should be some respect for our President, whether you disagree with him or not.
A 9/11 movie didn't give Stone a hit, so he went for the most sensational material left....
considering WTC was about honoring the firefighters, your dis of it (and your support of bush, who frequently disses the NYC firefighters), is disgusting
I mean, regardless of it being good or bad, it was about actual American selflessness, which is usually an oxymoron
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