Cheney: Bush Administration to Make 'Smooth' Transition to Obama

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Cheney tells Va. cadets Bush administration to make 'smooth' transition to Obama
Vice President Dick Cheney reviews the Virginia Military Corps cadets as part of Military Appreciation Day at the college before Cheney addressed the Corps in Lexington, Va., Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008. (AP Photo/Don Petersen)11-08-2008 11:48 AM
By SUE LINDSEY, Associated Press Writer
LEXINGTON, Va. (Associated Press) -- The Bush administration will make a "smooth and graceful transition of power" to the new president who must protect the U.S. from enemies that continue to test the country on many fronts, Vice President Dick Cheney said Saturday.
"In the struggle at hand the stakes remain high, but I am confident of the outcome," Cheney said in address at Virginia Military Institute in front of about 3,000 people. "Those who hate America are no match for those who love America."
Addressing the 1,350 members of the Corps of Cadets assembled on the school's parade grounds, Cheney said he had confidence in their ability to watch over the nation as long as it remains at war.
"And as President Bush and I finish our terms of office, we will ensure smooth and graceful transition of power to President-Elect Obama and Vice President-Elect Biden, as they take up the duty of protecting America," Cheney said in his third visit to the school in Lexington.

Gen. J.H. Binford Peay III, VMI's superintendent, said 1,200 alumni have served or are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, and 11 of them have been killed. Another 63 members of the Corps of Cadets and nine staff members have been called to active duty in those two countries.

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Well he cant say "We are going thought a transition of power, and we plan on telling Obama nothing till he is President. That way we have a rough transition then hopefully any terrorist attacks will be blamed on him." If he did well it would be really bad for the Republicans.