I hate to oppose any Dem, but I'd love to see Lamont beat Crazy Joey L....

[marmar]

Lamont Stars At Activists' Meeting In Washington
Submitted by davidswanson on Sun, 2006-06-18 01:59. Elections
By DAVID LIGHTMAN, http://www.courant.com

WASHINGTON -- It's one thing to be the darling of the liberal bloggers; it's another to pull bodies into a room.

Ned Lamont did that Wednesday as 350 progressive activists crammed a hotel meeting room to witness the Senate challenger's first big national appearance.

After basking in three standing ovations before, during and after his nine-minute speech Wednesday, Lamont was asked by his new-found fans to pose for pictures.

"We really want to see Joe Lieberman defeated," said Lois McCarthy, a Chestertown, Md., retiree.

"I'm going to send this out to the blog right away," promised Holly Johnson, a physical therapist from Byron, Ill.

Lamont was touted by activists at the Take Back America Conference as a man on a mission, their best hope for sending a loud anti-war message to Democrats and Republicans.

The rest of the article is at: http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/node/11912

[Cosmocat]

1. He is a tool ...

Totally sold out, and I am SICK to death of him being used by repugs and MSM whores to take digs at democrats ... Repug whore "the democrats need more Liebermans ..."

SCREW HIM, even if it puts the shot at a senate majority at risk ...

[LoZoccolo]

8. "even if it puts the shot at a senate majority at risk"

See you in November.

[bahrbearian]

2. I'd like to see Mark Wilson beat out Cantwell..

[JHH]

3. Is Joe Lieberman a Democrat?

I thought he worked for Kral Rove

[BOSSHOG]

4. Opposing Joe Lieberman is not opposing a democrat

[Salviati]

5. Exactly, you're simply expressing a preferance for one democrat

over another (Joementum's actual party affiliation nonwithstanding...). The day we can't do that is the day our democracy is truely dead.

[IndianaGreen]

6. Lieberman is not a Democrat, he is a Bush supporter

And the little AIPAC shithead is going to run against the Democratic nominee:

For now, Lieberman is operating on two tracks, emphasizing his intention to win the primary, yet refusing to rule out becoming a petitioning candidate. He insists he has yet to contemplate what lies ahead.

"I'm not doing anything about it," Lieberman said Friday after greeting diners at the Olympia Diner in Newington. "I'm going forward to an Aug. 8 primary with a lot of confidence."

So, one reporter asked as Lieberman moved toward his car, does that mean he is he ruling out bypassing the primary?

Lieberman turned. He smiled, paused briefly, and said, "No."

Then he was gone.

http://www.courant.com/news/politics/hc-sendecide0618.artjun18,0,4802795.story?page=2&coll=hc-headlines-home

[Totally Committed]

7. Lieberman hasn't been a Democrat for a long time...

I would love to see him defeated soundly.

Joe needs to go!

TC

[Critters2]

9. Not a problem

Joe's not a Democrat.