big picture on Klamath

Angler: the Cheney vice presidency, Barton Gellman, 2008

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to draw the lines between environmental and economic interests.

p.202

His staff scouted ahead trying to find out who had the big picture on Klamath.

p.203

Cheney to Sue Ellen Wooldridge, over a phone call

  “If we're going to put a bunch of farmers out of business, we've got a problem. We've got a massive problem.”

p.203

  “I never got any directives”, Wooldrige said, only questions: 

  “What is the status?  

   What is happening?  

   What decisions do you need to make?  

   What discretion do you have?”

    (Angler: the Cheney vice presidency, Barton Gellman, 2008, )

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