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About security, we need to be smart about it. We shouldn't be in a panic mode because that only promotes stupidity. If anything, Cheney has only risen the level of fear, panic, and stupidity concerning terrorism!
After reading the article, it sounds like Joan is TREMENDOUSLY impressed with herself. Being the epitome of the "ugly American" in more ways than one, I would have thought that Costa Rica would have been more than anxious to get rid of her! I know I would have.
About security, we need to be smart about it. We shouldn't be in a panic mode because that only promotes stupidity. If anything, Cheney has only risen the level of fear, panic, and stupidity concerning terrorism!
Cheney!? The left is losing it's mind!
It was Abdulmutallab on Northwest Airlines that created the panic and focused the world's attention on the fact that Obama and Co. don't have the faintest idea how to handle this situation. And to really aggravate the situation, Eric Holder let him lawyer up!
And now all the liberal nitwits are running around blaming Cheney!!
Didn't Joan Rivers win the apprentice show or something? Doesn't Trump fly his "new executives" around in private jets? Hehehehe...
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