1. If Cheney sues, he bears the burden of proving those
statements to be false. I can only imagine how much the New York Times would like to see the evidence that Cheney would have to prove to show the falsehood of the statements. Cheney is in quite a bind on this one I imagine.
The New York Times will probably issue a correction only if it believes that the statements can be disproved. This should be interesting.
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