Dick Cheney , the “War on Terror” architect turned Donald Trump critic, is a divisive figure among both Democrats and Republicans. But he was vice-president for eight years and an influential figure in American politics. So following the news that Cheney died on Monday at the age of 84, many top Republicans found ways to pay tribute to him.

“Scripture is very clear: We give honor where honor is due,” said House Speaker Mike Johnson at his daily press conference. “The honor is certainly due to him.”

Senate Majority Leader John Thune said , “Dick Cheney was a lifelong public servant who believed very deeply in our country and brought his considerable knowledge and intelligence to its service.”

Around midday on Tuesday, the White House said flags should fly at half-staff for Chene

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