From an interview with Vice President Cheney by Newsweek's Richard Wolffe:Wolffe: Bob Woodward reported that President Ford thought you had justified the war wrongly, and that Ford agreed with Colin Powell that you developed a fever about Saddam Hussein, about terrorism. Did you feel that was accurate?Cheney: I've never heard that from anybody but Bob Woodward.
Wolffe: And other comments—criticism from [Brent] Scowcroft about not knowing you anymore. People have gotten quite personal, people you worked with before. You wouldn't be human if you didn't have some reaction.
Cheney: Well, I'm vice president and they're not.
More here.
And this bon mot from Maureen Dowd of the New York Times:
"Delusional doesn’t begin to capture the profound, transcendental one-flew-over daftness of the man.
"Has anyone in the history of the United States ever been so singularly wrong and misguided about such phenomenally important events and continued to insist he’s right in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary?"
Hat tip to The BooMan at the Booman Tribune
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