Cheney Will Appear at Fossella Event

Dick Cheney will be a featured guest at an April 21 fund-raising lunch for Vito Fossella, the city’s only Republican congressman, a sign that the national Republican Party is putting in a major effort to hold onto the seat.
Fossella represents parts of Brooklyn and Staten Island. The event is taking place at 740 Park Avenue in Manhattan, at the home of Republican contributors David and Julia Koch
The invite, which a reader passed along, reminds guests to get there early “to allow for required security checks”:
Please join
Host Committee Co-Chairs
for a brunch reception
in honor of
Rep. Vito Fossella
Republican, Thirteenth Congressional District of New York
Member, House Energy & Commerce Committee
Member, House Subcommittees on: Environment and Hazardous Materials; Telecommunication and the Internet; Commerce, Trade and Consumer ProtectionWith Special Guest
Vice President Dick CheneyMonday, April 21, 2008
11:00 a.m.
Guests please arrive no later than 10:30 a.m.
to allow for required security checksAt the home of
David and Julia Koch
740 Park Avenue
New York, New YorkPlease RSVP to Olivia Dorieux or Jason Weingartner
at 212-xxx-xxxx or by email to []


















The Vice President Dick Cheney will be at the fund-raising lunch for Vito Fossella ? Wow, thats really good for the fund raisers :)
Cheney is in New Yawk!! Go Dick, Go!
New Yawk? Make that OLD HAWK.
Cheney is a wonderful friend of the military industrial complex. He's never met a B-52 he doesn't like.
When Cheney is in NYC, I fully expect him to visit Fred Synder and Kate Pierson-- two members of the B-52s. If Cheney really likes B-52s, you can bet the bank on it. Why not? B-52 money has added lots zeros to his bank account.
Who would pay money to attend this Republican fund-raiser at the Koch home? Talk about a dull and boring event.
Is music played at these fund-raisers? Let's hear the B-52s song, 'Love Shack.' I can just see Cheney's butt movin' and groovin'. Of course, paramedics should be within close proximity.
Come on, Cheney is a good guy deep down. Defense spending is an excellent stimulus, a lot more so than simple transfer payments of welfare and medicare to the poor and elderly.
"Cheney is a good guy deep down." Are you kidding? From my perspective, you don't have to dig too far down below the surface to find dirt with this guy.
Being a Halliburton executive is my kind of welfare payments-- welfare payments for the rich.