It’s been five days since Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) announced Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. In that time, Vice President Cheney has not released a statement supporting her candidacy. ThinkProgress contacted Cheney’s office today to confirm that no statement has been released, and when asked if a statement would be forthcoming, the press spokesman said he was not sure, since Cheney is currently on his way to the Georgia war zone. Cheney has no plans to speak at the Republican National Convention.
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