Cheney Lap Dog to Pen Official Bio
The vice president has reportedly tapped Weekly Standard reporter Stephen Hayes to write Cheney's official biography. Hayes is the guy Cheney used to peddle his myths about the connection between Iraq and 9/11. (h/t: HuffPo) Surprise, surprise.The vice president has reportedly tapped Weekly Standard reporter Stephen Hayes to write Cheney’s official biography. Hayes is the guy who Cheney used to peddle his myths about the connection between Iraq and 9/11. (h/t: HuffPo)
Surprise, surprise.
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Vice President Cheney ? ?the man running the country? ? is now working on an official biography.
But don?t hold out any hope that the biography will offer any revealing insight into ?Dick Cheney?s dark, secretive mind-set.? The author of the book, according to U.S. News, will be Weekly Standard?s Stephen Hayes:
We hear that the Weekly Standard?s Stephen Hayes is hot on the case and plans to publish a bio titled, naturally enough, Cheney as early as next spring. ?I?m not a historian,? Hayes fesses up.
No, Hayes is not a historian. What are his qualifications? He?s a journalist who has cultivated close ties within the White House and has become the go-to source for insiders seeking to peddle false claims on Iraq. Here are some highlights of Hayes? record:
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