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Liz Cheney Restates Iraq-9/11 Link Her Father Disavowed, Chides Mitchell For Disagreeing

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Liz Cheney continues to be the gift that keeps on giving. Today's installment is downright Orwellian. In an interview with NBC News' Andrea Mitchell, Cheney insisted her father had always disavowed the notion there was a link between Iraq and al Qaeda and 9-11, while simultaneously suggesting that such a link was true. Then she got snippy with Mitchell for the way she kept intimating maybe this was all a little nonsensical.
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