I see Schieffer is doing his best to move the story to the next plateau.
And why doesn't he know that Whittington is NOT Cheney's 'best friend?'
I mean, one can understand that he clearly was not thinking straight. Who would, after thinking they'd killed their best friend?"
I see Schieffer is doing his best to move the story to the next plateau.
SCHIEFFER IS AN IDIOT. YOU CAN"T FIX STUPID>>>>
Re: Post Shooting Procedures
>
> Special note to my customers, friends and fans --
>
> The following rules generally apply after a shooting incident (accidental
> or self-defense), whether you are the Vice President of the United States
> or not. Thanks to my friend Dr. Bruce Eimer, Ph.D., a clinical and
> forensic psychologist, for reminding me of these important basics, and
> providing facts. For some mysterious reason, little of this has come out
> in news reports.
>
> 1. All shooting incidents are traumatic for the good guys, especially when
> innocent people have been hurt.
>
> 2. Post-shooting trauma is REAL and every good person involved in a
> shooting incident gets it. Sleeplessness, flashbacks, disorientation,
> remorse, malaise and other post-trauma symptoms are routine, expected and
> must be dealt with.
>
> 3. You have no legal obligation to contact or talk to the press, and
> defense attorneys advise against doing so.
>
> 4. A person is least capable of making a coherent and consistent
> statement, with good word choices and chronological accuracy, immediately
> after a shooting incident, even though the urge to talk is typically
> great, and everyone around you will encourage it.
>
> 5. Knowing this, the police have adopted good standard procedures you can
> use as a guide. Remove yourself from all public contact, and go on
> "administrative leave" (with pay), until an official statement can be
> released in writing, in cooperation with a team of lawyers, within two
> weeks.
>
> 6. No statement of any kind should be made until conferring with
> attorneys.
>
> 7. You are advised against talking with police unless your lawyer is
> present.
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> 8. The first concern must be for an injured party. Timely reporting to law
> enforcement authorities is also essential, and it would be improper for
> police to leak this to the press (both rules were observed in the Cheney
> incident).
>
> 9. Allow yourself time to appropriately psychologically process your
> post-shooting psychological trauma, and debrief this critical incident for
> 24 to 48 hours. Only then should you consider making a statement to the
> press, the authorities, or anyone. Expressing sadness, contrition and
> assuming FULL responsibility for the accident (as Cheney did in this case)
> is appropriate.
>
> 10. Do everything you can to avoid such situations.
>
>
> Alan (with a lot of help from Bruce).
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I have no idea who VP Cheney's best friends are, but why on earth would Cheney think Mr. Whittington had been killed? Schieffer doesn't hunt much, does he?
Repeat the lie enough, MSM, and within a few months this will be referred to in just this way. Can't you see Davey Gregory on Matthews talking about something else and saying "But the Vice President has ALWAYS had this problem, such as when he couldn't think straight after the SHOOTING incident."
Headline to appear soon enough: CHENEY NUTS!
Man, this guy has no shame! Making stuff up(Cheny thought the guy was dead!) everyone knows is not the facts of the incident! Goes to show that Cheney made the right decision of not going to the old media until after they knew the facts about the guy's condition and his family was notified. I can see it now on CNN had they not withheld the story: "Cheney murdered a lawyer today!"