"During a discussion about replacing President Barack Obama, former Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter Liz suggested that her dad might be a good Presidential candidate in 2012. Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Liz Cheney mentioned her father's name as the panel discussed replacing Obama following his decision to respect the Japanese Emperor by bowing during a formal greeting." - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

If the Dem's couldn't defeat that ticket they have no business being a political party. - Jack&Cleo

Trouble is, as sad as it sounds, the Dems may not have the right people to get a better ticket in place. I mean, Bush got voted in a second time, even though it was abundently clear to pretty much everyone he was a bumbling fool. - Rene, Pro Button Pusher

Oh. Em. Ef. Gee! - Ladyepiphanybug

Star Wars meets Spaceballs. - Spidra Webster

Palin would stay away from such a ticket. McCain had (note past tense) a maverick image that fit into Palin's strategy. Cheney offers no such image, despite his time out west. - John E. Bredehoft from fftogo

Hmmm...I don't know, John. Much as it pains me to admit this, I have friends who perceive Dickie to be something of a grandfatherly type (sick as that sounds). They see him as a benevolent old man who loves his country in some warped kind of "John Wayne" kind of way...and among a vast number of people, Dickie is quite popular. Caribou Barbie is seeking a win at all costs, not necessarily maverick-man next to her. Never mind that Dickie's ticket would probably be up before 2016...that wouldn't matter... - Prosey BUTTONS!

Gaffy & Grumpy '12! - Bird-botts

Caribou Barbie? LOL - ha3rvey (likes fritos)

this must be what the Mayans had in mind when they predicted the end of the world in 2012 - Anna Haro

Hmm... maybe Palin and Cheney should go hunting together... - Ladyepiphanybug

XD THAT sounds like *the* ideal plan. - Prosey BUTTONS!

if only...some things are stranger than fiction. - Prosey BUTTONS!