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INDEX
Abacha, Sani
ABC
abortion
Abraham, Spencer
Abrams, Elliott
Abu Ghraib prison
torture scandal
Abzug, Bella
Ackerman, Spencer
Addington, David
as Cheney's attack dog
as Cheney's chief of staff
Iraq War and
at Pentagon
torture policy and
Afghanistan
Soviet invasion of
war in
Africa
Agnew, Spiro
Agriculture Department
Ahmadinejad, Mahmoud
Air Force, U.S.
Air Force One
Air Force Two
Akhromeyev, Sergei
Alcoa
Alexander, Lamar
Alito, Samuel, Jr.
Allbaugh, Joe
Allen, Lew, Jr.
Allison, Robert
al-Qaeda
Iraq connection theory invented by Cheney
prisoners
September 11 attacks
Altanmia Commercial Marketing Company
American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA)
"Defending Civilization" report of
American Enterprise Institute
American Petroleum Institute
American Political Science Association (APSA)
Amoco
Amoco Political Action Committee
Anadarko Energy
Andersen, Arthur
Anderson, Jack
apartheid
April Revolution
Arias, Oscar
Armey, Dick
Armitage, Richard
Armstrong, Anne
Army Corps of Engineers
Halliburton deal
Army Field Manual
asbestos
Ashcroft, John
Aspin, Les
AT&T
Atta, Mohammed
A-12 fighter jet
Azerbaijan
Baghdad
Bagley, Bill
Baker, James III
Balkans
Bandar, Prince
Barbour, Haley
energy policy memo
Barlow, John Perry
Barton, Joe
Bates, John
Baute, Jacques
Bay of Pigs
Bechtel
Bennett, Bill
Bennett, Robert
Bentsen, Lloyd
Berlin Wall, collapse of
bin Laden, Osama
escape at Tora Bora
Blair, Tony
Boland, Ed
Boland Amendment
Bolten, Josh
Bork, Robert
Bosnia
Boston Globe, The,
Bradford, Bill
Bradley Woods and Company
Brazil
Briody, Dan The Halliburton Agenda,
British Petroleum
Brookings Institution
Brown, George
Brown, Harold
Brown, Herman
Brown & Root
Browne, Lord John
Browning, Stephen
Buchanan, Pat
Buchen, Philip
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Burma
Bush, George H. W.
administration of
as CIA director
defense spending
foreign policy
Gulf War and
Iran-Contra and
1992 election loss
no-new-taxes pledge
Bush, George W.
at Crawford ranch
drug use
gaffe-prone nature of
as governor of Texas
inexperience
Ken Lay and
overpowered by Cheney
right-wing Christianity of
September 11 response
as Texas Rangers owner
tutored by Cheney
2000 campaign and election
2003 State of the Union address
VP search charade
see also Bush-Cheney administration
Bush, Laura
Bush-Cheney administration: Bush overpowered by Cheney
Cheney pushes Bush into Iraq War
CO2 pledge broken
defense expenditures
domestic eavesdropping and banking surveillance programs
energy policy
Enron ties
environmental policy
executive-centered concept of government
false intelligence to justify Iraq War
foreign policy
Geneva Conventions suspended by
Halliburton ties
influence of Ford White House on
insularity of
Iraq contracts to Halliburton
Iraq-9/11 connection invented by
Iraq War policy
legacy of
Libby affair
media and
Niger uranium claim
paper trail avoided by
plans for preemptive attack on Iran
pre-9/11 disarray
Russia and
September 11 response
signing statements
tax cuts
torture policy
torture memos
transition period
Bush-Cheney Presidential Transition Foundation, Inc.
Bush v. Gore,
Business Week,
Byheejay
Byrd, Robert
California
energy crisis
Callaway, Bo
Camp David
Cannon, James
carbon dioxide caps
Card, Andy
Carnahan, Mel
Carter, Jimmy
administration of
foreign policy
MX missiles and
1976 presidential campaign
Casey, Bill
Casper Star-Tribune,
Castro, Fidel
Catholic Church
Cato Institute
Cayman Islands
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
bin Laden escape
Cheney's contempt for
covert activity in Nicaragua
in need of repair
President's Daily Briefing
torture activities
Valerie Wilson outed from
wiretapping activities
Chalabi, Ahmed
Chapman, Jim
chemical weapons
Cheney, Liz
PDAS position
Cheney, Lynne
ambition of
as Crossfire host
Culture War and
on "evil" in academia
Executive Privilege,
in high school
as housebound mother
as NEH head
as second fiddle to her husband
Sisters,
Telling the Truth,
writing career
Cheney, Mary
homosexuality of
Now It's My Turn,
Cheney, Richard B.: anti-Soviet policy
approval numbers
APSA fellowship
ascent to congressional power
attack dog role
"Backseat" nickname
becomes chief of staff for Ford
Bush overpowered by
Bush tutored by
Bush's VP search charade and
celebrity of
Central American issues
CIA hated by
cold warrior role
in Congress
Congress controlled by
conservationist moment of
convention speech (2000)
courtship and marriage
daughters of
as defense buildup advocate
as defense secretary
diminishing power of
doctrine of fear
draft dodged by
drinking and partying
energy policy
executive-centered concept of government
false intelligence to justify Iraq War
flunks out of Yale
in Ford White House
fundraising role
GAO lawsuit against
"Grand Teuton" nickname
Gulf War and
as Halliburton CEO
Halliburton deferred compensation and stock options
heart problems
in high school
hunting expeditions and accidents
as inept business leader
Iran-Contra investigation role
Iraq contracts to Halliburton
Iraq-9/11 connection invented by
Frank Keating and
Ken Lay and
leaking skill
Libby affair
-Lieberman debate
media and
in Moscow
Niger yellow cake documents
1975 presidential campaign and
1978 congressional campaign
paper trail avoided by
in PEOC bunker
personality change due to health problems
Colin Powell and
profanity of
questions for
Nelson Rockefeller and
Donald Rumsfeld and
sanctions opposed by
Antonin Scalia and
second Capitol office
secrecy of
September 11 response
staff of
telegenic qualities lacking in
torture policy
transition team
2000 campaign and election
WW speech
VP nomination accepted by
wealth of
Welch affair
Whittington shot by
wit of
Jim Wright and
see also Bush-Cheney administration
Chevron
China
Christianity, right-wing
Church Commission
civil liberties, Bush-Cheney disregard for
Clarke, Richard
Against All Enemies,
Clean Air Act
Clean Water Act
Clinton, Bill
administration of
defense spending and cuts
foreign policy
impeachment of
1992 campaign and election
Clinton, Hillary
CNN
coal
Coffin, Shannen
Cohen, Richard
Cohen, William
Colby, William
Cold War
end of
Cole, Bruce
Colgan, Celeste
Colombia
Comey, Patrick
Commerce Department
Commodity Futures Political Action Fund
communism
fall of
"compelling emergency,"
Congress, U.S.
Cheney's career in
Cheney's contempt for
Contra funding and
defense cuts
Democratic
Ford administration and
Gulf War and
hall parties
Iran-Contra hearings
Iraq War and
1974 elections
1994 elections
office space
oversight responsibility
post-9/11 security concerns
Republican
SHAMROCK hearings
2006 elections
Watergate-era reforms
see also House of Representatives, U.S.;
Senate, U.S.
Conoco
Conservative Opportunity Society (COS)
Constitution, U.S.
Bush-Cheney contempt for
Contras
illegal funding of
see also Iran-Contra
Contratto, Dana
Cooley, Denton
Cost of Living Council
Courter, Jim
Court of Appeals, U.S.
Craig, Larry
Crossfire,
Cruikshank, Tom
Crum, Tom
C-SPAN
Cuba
Culture War
Curran, Edward
Curtiss-Wright Export Corp.
Davis, Gray
Davis, Sandy
Dean, John
Conservatives Without Conscience,
Defense Department
Cheney as defense secretary
Iraq War contracts to Halliburton
Rumsfeld as defense secretary
spending and cuts
Welch affair
Defense Planning Guidance report
defense spending
Delahunty, Robert J.
DeLay, Tom
; Democratic Party
Desert Storm
De Young, Karen
Dilulio, John
Dingell, John
Dirksen, Everett
Dodd, Thomas
Dole, Bob
Domestic Council
Donaldson, Sam
Downey, Thomas
"Downing Street Memos,"
Dresser Industries
Dresser-Rand
Dreyfus, Jack
Dugan, Michael
Dunham, Archie
Dunlap, Al "Chainsaw,"
education
Lynne Cheney on "evil" in academia
history teaching standards
Education Department
Edwards, Mickey
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
ElBaradei, Mohamed
Energy Department
energy policy
Barbour memo
Bush-Cheney administration
Enron and
Ford administration
GAO investigation of
Iraq War and
price caps
Engelhardt, Irl F.
Engler, John
Enron
California trading schemes
scandal and collapse
Enterprise
environment
Bush-Cheney policy
carbon dioxide caps
conservationism
Ford policy
Reagan policy
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
European Marine Contractors
Executive Order 13211
executive power
Bush-Cheney expansion of
executive privilege
signing statements
Exelon
Export-Import Bank of the United States
Exxon
Fahd, King
Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
federal deficit
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
Federal Trade Commission
Fein, Bruce
Feinstein, Dianne
Feith, Douglas
Feith & Zell
FEMA
Fisher, Louis
Fitton, Tom
Fitzgerald, Patrick
Fleischer, Ari
Florida
2000 vote recount
Flowers, Robert
Foer, Franklin
Foley, Tom
Ford, Betty
Ford, Gerald
administration of
Cheney and
energy policy
environmental policy
foreign policy
Halloween Massacre
intelligence and wiretapping scandals
leaks
1976 presidential campaign
Nixon pardoned by
Nixon-to-Ford transition
Ford, Jim
Ford Library
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court
foreign policy
Bush-Cheney administration
Bush père administration
Carter administration
Clinton administration
détente
Ford administration
Reagan administration
Fortune magazine
Fox News
Bush-Cheney ties to
fracking see hydraulic fracturing
France
Frandsen, Joan
Franklin, Ben