Kamis, 16 Februari 2006

The Aftermath

The shooting incident involving Cheney was blown out of proportion. While he may have had his reasons for remaining quiet about the incident for as long as he did, he should have addressed the issue immediately. Cheney is a public figure and needs to understand that every action he takes is subject to public scrutiny.

While the hunting incident appears to be a genuine accident, Cheney has extensive experience as a public figure and should have known that the best way to deal with the issue would have been to publicly address it as soon after the incident as possible. The media attention would not be there if he had simply dealt with the situation professionally.

I’m sure if I shot my friend, it would be the “worst day of my life.” However, avoiding an issue only makes the situation worse. Children have the ability to avoid doing things that they don’t want to do. However, grown men, and especially vice presidents, can not avoid issues like children. Sometimes you must do what you don’t want to do.


CNN The Situation Room 7pm Weds 2/15/06

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