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Confederate flag spotted hanging at club where VP hunted

9:06 AM EDT, October 30, 2007

_http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny--cheney-hunting1030oc
t30,0,5748937.story_ 
(http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny--cheney-hunting1030oct30,0,5748937.story)
  
 
 
UNION VALE, N.Y. - Vice President Dick Cheney's eight-hour outing at a 
secluded Hudson Valley gun club went off without incident -- except for the 
Confederate flag the media spotted hanging inside a garage. 

Cheney's visit Monday to Clove Valley Rod & Gun Club in Dutchess County, 
about 70 miles north of New York City, was made under tight security that kept 
reporters and photographers well away from the vice president's hunting party. 

But after Cheney's visit, a New York Daily News photographer snapped a 
picture of a Confederate flag hanging inside a garage on the hunt club 
property. In 
the photo published in Tuesday's editions, the flag, about the size of a 
pillow case, is seen covering the top of the window on a door at the back of 
the 
garage. 

The New York Post reported the flag hung in the garage attached to the club 
headquarters. 

The Daily News photo was shown to the Rev. Al Sharpton, the civil rights 
activist, who issued a statement demanding that the vice president "denounce 
the 
club, and apologize for going to a club that represents lynching, hate and 
murder to black people." 

A phone message left with the club by The Associated Press on Tuesday morning 
was not returned. 

Sharpton's statement was issued hours after Cheney departed the club at 3:45 
p.m. Monday for a flight out of Stewart Air National Guard Base. In a 
statement issued Monday evening, Cheney spokeswoman Megan Mitchell said neither 
Cheney 
nor anyone on his staff saw such a flag at the hunt club. 

It's not clear whether the front door of the garage that contained the flag 
was even open at the time the vice president was at the club, where well-heeled 
hunters shoot ducks and pheasants. 

Daily News photograph Howard Simmons told the Poughkeepsie Journal that the 
garage's front door was open when he snapped the photo and that the flag was 
plainly visible to those standing outside. 

The flag flap was minor compared with the controversy that arose in 2006 
after Cheney accidentally peppered attorney Harry Whittington with birdshot 
while 
quail hunting in Texas. The vice president came under fire for not immediately 
going public with the incident. 






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