Reid Charges Cheney Wanted To Stop Defense Cuts To Help Halliburton

The Senate Majority Leader says that as vice president, Cheney was motivated to keep defense spending up to help a company from which he still profited.

Reid noted that Halliburton flourished after Cheney became vice president, profiting handsomely from government contracts during the war in Iraq. He said Cheney is likely still defending the company’s interests.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.