Former VP Dick Cheney Visits Conservative Political Action Conference

Washington D.C. -- In a surprise appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Former Vice President Dick Cheney said he believes recent elections have been "enormously encouraging" for Republicans and predicted that President Obama will be a "one-term president."

Cheney spoke at the CPAC's conference in Washington, where he said he was attending as daughter Liz's "arm candy."


"I think 2010 will be a phenomenal year for the conservative cause," Cheney said, citing the recent elections in Virginia, New Jersey and Massachusetts as encouraging signs of things to come.


Former Vice President Dick Cheney got a rock star reception, prompting him to make the same joke he used at CPAC in 2008: "A welcome like that is almost enough to make me want to run for office again." More seriously, Cheney predicted that Obama would be a "one term president."