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Types Person, Elected Representative, Political Candidate
Legal Name Richard Bruce Cheney
Birthplace Lincoln, NE
Date of Birth Jan 30 '41
Gender Male
Aliases Richard Bruce Cheney

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A Representative from Wyoming and a Vice President of the United States; born in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebr., January 30, 1941; attended public schools in Lincoln and Casper, Wyo.; attended Yale... more »

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Family
Liz Cheney   Republican political activist and daughter of Dick Cheney
  • daughter
    • Mary Cheney   Daughter of Dick Cheney
  • daughter
    • Government Positions
    White House   Includes multiple levels of presidential advisory boards and advisors
  • Staff Assistant ('71)   [ +2 ]
    • National Energy Policy Development Group   President Bush's National Energy...
  • Position   [ +1 ]
    • Cost of Living Council
  • Assistant Director ('71→'73)
    • Office of Economic Opportunity   Responsible for administering War on Poverty...
  • Special Assistant to the Director ('69→'70)
    • US House of Representatives
  • Representative (Jan 3 '79→Mar 17 '89) *
    • Department of Defense (DOD)
  • Secretary of Defense ('89→'93)
    • Office of the Vice President
  • Vice President (Jan 20 '01→Jan 20 '09)
    • Business Positions
    Halliburton
  • CEO (Oct '95→Aug 16 '00)   [ +1 ]
    • Bradley Woods & Co   Investment bank
  • Vice President ('73→'74)
    • Office/Staff
    David J Gribbin III   Former Vice President/Government Relations for Halliburton...
  • Chief of Staff ('79)   [ +1 ]
    • Jim Link   Former staffer for Sen. Alan Simpson and Reps. Dickinson, Cheney; lobbyist...
  • Aide
    • Catherine Jurgensmeyer Martin   Deputy Director of Communications under George W...
  • aide (past)
    • Michael K Powell   Former FCC Chairman; advisor with Providence Equity Partners
  • Policy advisor (past)
    • Amy Swonger   Former Staffer for Mitch McConnell
  • Assistant, Legislative Affairs (?→Jan '07)
    • Kara Ahern
  • political director (past)
    • Brian Wild
  • Deputy Assistant For Legislative Affairs ('04→'05)
    • Joe Wall   Lobbyist at Goldman Sachs
  • deputy assistant for legislative affairs (past)
    • Other Positions & Memberships
    Council on Foreign Relations   The most prestigious US foreign policy think tank
  • Board Member ('87→'89)   [ +1 ]
    • American Enterprise Institute   Largest neoconservative think tank
  • Senior Fellow ('93→'95)
    • Republican Party
  • Member
    • Project for the New American Century   Neoconservative think tank; foreign...
  • Founding Member ('97→)
    • Gerald R Ford Foundation   Provides support for the Gerald R Ford Presidential...
  • Board Member
    • Alfalfa Club   An exclusive Washington, D.C. club for the rich and powerful, founded...
  • Member ('89→)
    • Education
    University of Wyoming
  • Undergraduate (?→'65) ⋅ BA   [ +1 ]
    • University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Graduate (?→'68)
    • Yale University
  • Undergraduate ('59→'60)
    • Donation/Grant Recipients
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    Halliburton Company PAC
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $5000 ('95→'96)
    • Wyoming Republican Party Inc.
  • 5 contributions ⋅ $4500 ('96→'99)
    • Republican National Committee
  • 3 contributions ⋅ $2500 ('92→'93)
    • GROWPAC
  • 4 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('97→'98)
    • George W Bush   43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('99→'00)
    • Barbara L Cubin   US Representative from Wyoming
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('97→'99)
    • Kay Bailey Hutchison   US Senator from Texas
  • 4 contributions ⋅ $2000 ('97→'00)
    • John Ashcroft   Former US Senator from Missouri, also served as US Attorney General
  • 2 contributions ⋅ $1605 ('94→'99)
    • Kay Granger   US Representative from Texas
  • 3 contributions ⋅ $1500 ('97→'99)
    • Spencer Abraham   US Senator from Michigan
  • 1 contribution ⋅ $1000 ('99)