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On his family Iraqi vacation Vice President Dick Cheney ate breakfast with "some of the 20,000 U.S. troops on the base, which supplies food, fuel, bullets and other items — from toilet paper to military hardware — to all operations in Iraq."
A September 2007 Los Angeles Times article had this to say about KBR's role in Iraq. "KBR was under intense pressure from the military to deliver on its multibillion-dollar contract to transport food, fuel and other vital supplies to U.S. soldiers."
Does that mean the ex-Halliburton CEO met with employees of an ex-Halliburton subsidiary? Did they talk about the value of their stock options? My guess is Cheney's aren't underwater...
A September 2007 Los Angeles Times article had this to say about KBR's role in Iraq. "KBR was under intense pressure from the military to deliver on its multibillion-dollar contract to transport food, fuel and other vital supplies to U.S. soldiers."
Does that mean the ex-Halliburton CEO met with employees of an ex-Halliburton subsidiary? Did they talk about the value of their stock options? My guess is Cheney's aren't underwater...