From: "Gary Britt" 

Firing blindly has nothing to do with it.  Have you ever been on a quail
hunt?  Do you have any idea how they work?

Gary

"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
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> > His only mistake,  ..
>
> Actually his only mistake was firing blindly and hitting his friend.  (a
> pretty big mistake in my book, but not one that should make any difference
> to anyone other than Cheney and his friend.
>
> Oh, he also had a hunting violation -- no stamp, but that's pretty minor.
> (unless you're a normal person.)
>
> --
> Bob Comer
>
>
> "Mark"  wrote in message
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> >
> > "Rich Gauszka"  wrote:
...While I'm not a fan of
> > Bush, I suspect he would have handled an incident
> >> like this far better than Cheney has so far
> >
> > Let's see, Cheney brought his own team of doctors along on the hunt, had
> > them attend to his friend who was accidentally shot, supervised the
> > transfer to the hospital, reported the incident to the local police,
went
> > to the hospital to see how his friend was doing, agreed with one of the
> > principals in the event that she should report it to the press, and she
> > did the following morning.
> >
> > His only mistake, not calling the cell phone of NBC's David Gregory to
> > report it to him personally before the last of the stray pellets hit the
> > ground. It must suck for him that some podunk paper somewhere reported
> > before he did.
> >
> > The term making a mountain out of a molehill pales in comparison to the
> > arrogance of the White House Press Wimps in this case.  > want to keep it on the front page to divert attention from the
adventures
> > of that other VP in Saudi Arabia?>
> >
>
>

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