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The Cheney-Lieberman Doctrine

By The Daily Dish

Aug 11 2006, 3:49 AM ET

Their mutual belief is that any criticism of a war-leader in the middle of combat helps the enemy and should be restrained. In Israel, they clearly don't buy such an argument, and they are in an existential battle for survival. Cheney and Lieberman are full of it.



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