Where's Dick? ------->>> Running for President.

[Stephanie]

Where's Dick? He's campaigning for President. Why do you think they had to rig the machines?


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http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050817/to049.html?.v=11

Press Release Source: Sportsbook.com

President Dick Cheney?
Wednesday August 17, 3:11 pm ET
Bettors think Americans prepared to put Vice President in charge of the country

NEW YORK, NY, Aug. 17 /PRNewswire/ - Sportsbook.com says bettors are zeroing in on Vice President Cheney as the next American President. The world's largest online sportsbook and casino has seen a significant rise in wagering on Vice President Dick Cheney as the likely winner of the presidential race in 2008. Odds on Cheney have improved from 100-1, when betting on presidential candidates opened in May, to 20-1 currently.

The increase in betting activity comes in the wake of recent media coverage of Vice President Cheney's chances of winning the Republican nomination during the 2008 primaries. Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward said yesterday that it is 'highly likely' Cheney will take his shot at the White House. The Vice President is widely seen as the most powerful figure in George W. Bush's cabinet and the mastermind behind many of the administration's major policy initiatives.

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http://www.casperstartribune.net/articles/2005/08/18/news/092881447c9ed1d88725705f004e78df.txt

Cheney touts economic gains, perseverance in terror war during Boise stop
By CHRISTOPHER SMITH
Associated Press Writer Thursday, August 18, 2005

BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Vice President Dick Cheney told a crowd at a campaign fundraiser that there's still hard work ahead in America's military engagements around the world.

"We cannot predict the length or course of the war on terror, but we know for certain with good allies at our side this great nation will persevere and we will prevail," Cheney told an crowd gathered Monday to celebrate the 60th birthday of Sen. Larry Craig, R-Idaho.

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