Wednesday, September 10, 2008

It's Not The General, But His Staff - Vice President Dick Cheney Facing Lawsuit Over His VP Records

"Mr. Cheney has played a huge role in the Bush administration and has been at the center of crafting policy (defining the battle - Johnny)" historian cites.

Act II From The Wilderness comments on recent Cheney lawsuit.

Group Sues Cheney To Preserve Records Of Duties In Office

05:56 PM CDT on Monday, September 8, 2008
By JOHN RILEY / The Dallas Morning News
jriley@dallasnews.com

WASHINGTON — A watchdog group is suing Vice President Dick Cheney and the National Archives and Records to preserve his records of duties in office.


Administration Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a Washington-based nonprofit watchdog group, and three organizations of historians and archivists are suing Mr. Cheney, the Office of the Vice President, the national archivist and the National Archives and Records Administration for exempting his papers from the Presidential Records Act of 1978.


The act requires presidential and vice presidential records of official duties to be preserved for future public access.


The group has already filed a complaint and is seeking a court order that would freeze the vice president’s records to prevent them from being destroyed while the lawsuit is being heard.


US Group Sues To Preserve Documents From VP Cheney's Office


As Michael Ruppert has stated in "Crossing The Rubicon" and at Act II, Cheney's NEPDG (National Energy Policy Development Group) records are the Holy Grail.

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