From: "Mark" 

"According to the lawsuit filed" and "Ten minutes later,
according to Howards' lawsuit, he and his son were walking back through the
same area"

So, we have reporting that references a lawsuit and you take that reporting
of what the lawsuit says as gospel. We both know that it's hardly likely
that the guy whispered his statement to Cheney and the lawsuit itsefl tells
us the guy was within 2-3' of the VP of the US, probably red in the face
with lefty rage.

He then goes on his way, ostensibly walking his son to piano lesson, but 10
minutes later is walking back through the same area with his son who
presumably decided to skip the lesson. Sounds like the secret service agent
was taking prudent precautions in the execution of his job to protect the
VP.

All that said though, it's pretty lame evidence of this mythical
dictatorship being pushed by the left -- the guy wouldn't be around to file
this lawsuit if that were true, right?


"John Cuccia"  wrote: Still further evidence:
>
> http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_5039230,00
.html
> According to the lawsuit filed at U.S. District Court in Denver,
> Howards and his son walked to about two-to-three feet from where
> Cheney was standing, and said to the vice president, "I think your
> policies in Iraq are reprehensible," or words to that effect, then
> walked on.
>
> Ten minutes later, according to Howards' lawsuit, he and his son were
> walking back through the same area, when they were approached by
> Secret Service agent Virgil D. "Gus" Reichle Jr., who asked Howards if
> he had "assaulted" the vice president. Howards denied doing so, but
> was nonetheless placed in handcuffs and taken to the Eagle County
> Jail.
>

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