So when will the Obama administration wake up and realize that not to prosecute is to become complicite in the crimes of the prior administration? It is blazingly clear that the rule of law is not intended for the elites. The evidence is abundantly clear that thugs in business suits have prevailed and this is a disgrace to everything that supposedly makes the USA a great nation. Politicians extole the virtues of patriotism, the values of our founding fathers and we take pride in being a just and freedom loving people, yet, in our collective name, our government tortures prisoners, murders hundreds of thousands in a war lacking any legal precedence what so ever and maintains power by threats and bullying. It amazes me that the contradiction between rhetoric and conduct in our culture doesn't simply astound us all. The shock and awe of the prior administration is that it could have existed at all in a culture that supposedly values justice. We should all be ashamed for our silence.

Thank you for publishing this article on behalf of those who did not get to see the interview with Cheney. It curls my hair to know this happened. It curls my toes to think he (and others involved) will walk away scot-free from their high crimes worthy of the harshest punishment.
It is this very kind of thing that destroys my faith in America as the upholder of just values for all. Should we all be furious about this affair...from top to bottom? You bet your sweet bippy! Should we demand that these men be brought to justice? That, my friends, does not even rate an answer.

Any one who defends and supports these criminals should perhaps be made to wear "the scarlet letter" for all to see.