Guess who's hired

It's a double day as far as work is concerned, so no photos posted today. Instead, read this interesting article from CNN. Pay particular attention to the bottom section about Cheney's links to Haliburton. It does point out that his deferred payment is in no way affected by Haliburton's profits or losses, but come on. Given the actions of this administration, can you honestly tell yourself (and believe yourself) that there's no palm greasing going on, either now or when Cheney was leaving the company to pursue politics. Hell in the puppeteering game running our nation, I wouldn't be surprised to find that Haliburton had it's hand up Cheney's ass, while he has his hand up Bush's ass. Let's see Cheney speak while the board of directors at HAL all drink glasses of water.

Hell, if you want to see how much HAL has benefited from this administration, look at the trend in their common stock. In '02, the stock hit a low in the $10's per share. It stayed between there and $25 until the start of the Iraq war. Now? $62 per share. Makes me wonder how many in the administration own stock in HAL. Wish I did.