Cheney’s unprecedented vice presidency reshapes Washington power
A sweeping profile argues Dick Cheney has become the most influential vice president in decades, directing energy and missile defense policy, shaping access in Congress, and quietly steering the Bush administration. It notes his four offices, integrated staff, and rare blend of problem solving over ideology.
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