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   Tucker Carlson

   This is a reference to the Dick Cheney hunting incident, in which Cheney accidentally shot Harry Whittington, a 78-year-old Texas attorney, while participating in a quail hunt on a ranch in Kenedy County, Texas. ... Tucker Carlson
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   Brian Griffin

   When they call for Death to help them fix things, he reveals that "it has been a busy day" because Dick Cheney shot Justice Scalia in a hunting accident and the bullet went right through him killing Karl Rove and Tucker Carlson in the process; this makes Brian think that staying in the altered future isn't such a bad thing, and earlier he tells Peter that his not marrying Lois is the best thing that ever happened to the world.
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   W. (film)

   Richard Dreyfuss as Vice President Dick Cheney: Stone was interested in Robert Duvall as Cheney, but he turned down the role. ... Slate Magazine's Timothy Noah, however, noted that "most [of] the film's more ludicrous details" are directly taken from nonfiction sources, and argued that the film was too kind to Bush in omitting certain historically recorded dramatic events, most notably Bush's mocking of Karla Faye Tucker, a woman put to death during his tenure of the Texan governorship, to interviewer Tucker Carlson.
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   Pat Buchanan

   Ezola Foster: Pat Buchanan's Far Right Hand by Peter Carlson, The Washington Post September 13, 2000 ... Dick Cheney
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   List of fictional United States Presidents A-F

   Caricature of Dick Cheney ... President Carlson
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   Meet the Quagmires

   Dick Cheney, who is just known as the chairman of Halliburton, has just shot dead Antonin Scalia, Karl Rove and Tucker Carlson.
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   Countdown with Keith Olbermann

   In late August 2006, Olbermann started delivering occasional "Special Comments" in which he has expressed sharp criticisms of members of the Bush administration, including then Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Vice President Dick Cheney and President George W. Bush. ... Olbermann responded two days later on Countdown by playing a selection of disparaging television clips featuring O'Reilly and mocked the whole affair by joining several MSNBC staffers, including Tucker Carlson and Dan Abrams, in signing the petition to have himself fired.

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• Meet the Quagmires,
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