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Published: Friday, Sept. 21 2007 12:31 a.m. MDT

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lamonte

Therefore saying he "despised" Cheney was equivelent to saying he "despised" bitter partisan politics. Has there ever been a more bitter and partisan public figure than Dick Cheney? Well maybe that other guy named Dick.

Sam Hofer

I don't think despising the Dick is bitter politics. Cheney makes it so easy to despise him, it's more of an autonomic response. I worry more about those who don't...

Mark B

Could it be that Rampton was implying that Dick Cheney IS the personification of partisan politics today? Do you think?

dave

Not liking Cheney is not being partisan. Stop being so thin skinned you neo-con's...

Gopherus

Republican or Democrat, you have to be insane not to despise Dick Cheney. Expressing that opinion only suggests that you are human.

WHO CARES...Really.

That was his personal opnion and there are a lot of people out there who publicly despise Vice Pres. Dick Cheney.

FRK

Gopherus,

The most intolerant people I know are those of your (I assume) political philosophy. I don't consider myself insance and I don't despise Dick Cheney. I do understand why those on the left hate him. He's not afraid of them.

Mark

Cheney represents what conservatism can become when based on extreme partisanship, fear and greed. He cut the soul out of that ideology. For a contrast, compare his attitude and actions with Ronald Reagan. The differences are extreme!

SuttonHoo

The former governor was very partisan, despite the news stories. Example: at the last state Democratic convention he attended, the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune reported that in a speech to the convention the former governor referred to Utah's three Republican members of the House of Representatives as "the three stooges". This comment received a standing ovation from those in attendance.

tOSU

I despise people that shoot their friends in the face.

I think FRK should go hunting with Dick Cheney.

Richard G.

Hey, Hillary called Cheney "Darth Vader" yesterday -- and that was being polite. I'd call him something else, but the Deseret News moderator would censor it.

ummm

So criticizing Cheney makes you partisan? Are you suggesting that he shall not be criticized? Wow I want that kind of power- all I have to do is win an election, and then no one can ever crticize me again? Nothing negative can be said about me again, without those people being ostracized? Wow even Jesus didn't have it as good as Dick Cheney!

Anonymous

Cal Rampton was about as non-partisan as a politician can get. His remarks about Cheney prove that he was an excellent judge of character. Or, in Cheney's case, the lack of it.

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