Does Joe Lieberman want to see Pres. Obama Fail?

[IndianaGreen]

A-Yes
B-No

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[polichick]

1. He's still licking McCain's ass. nt

[Kingofalldems]

2. Are fake Democrat Lieberman fans unreccing this?

I wonder. :shrug:

[IndianaGreen]

4. Holy Joe has a lot of stealth supporters in DU

the unrec system provides anonymity. I would like to see DU provide the list of users that rec and unrec threads. Let's have some transparency here, after all, DU admin has the technical ability to see who voted what in polls.

[Canuckistanian]

13. That's what I suspect

That "support" came out during the Lamont/Lieberman battle, if I recall.

[Jennicut]

15. Eww. I am ashamed I voted for him once, or actually twice in 2000.

Once for Senator and then when he ran with Gore. Hey, I was 24 and Joe was still known as a Dem back then.

[mkultra]

19. wow, Joe supporters? christ people, wake the fuck up.

[BrklynLiberal]

3. If I recall correctly, Lieberman did not exactly give a support speech for Obama during the

Democratic convention.. IN FACT, he was at the REPUKE convention, wasn't he????
:wtf:

[IndianaGreen]

5. Holy Joe and his close personal friend Lindsey Graham supported McCain

Very touching, the closet gay with the closet Republican supporting the insane man from Arizona.

[BrklynLiberal]

7. There was something about him that made me feel squeamish even when he was

Gore's VP... THAT was a HUGE mistake...

[IndianaGreen]

8. Yeah, he could be President Lieberman today

Iran would have been bombed early this year, and the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other parts of the world would be raging at full blast.

[Jim Lane]

16. An optimistic view of "President Lieberman"

I don't see him as a man of strong principles, but rather as a politician who's very conscious of his public image and always has his eye on the main chance.

As a Senator, he's seen his main chance as coming across as an independent thinker, an image he projects by stabbing the Democrats in the back most of the time.

As Vice President, however, his main chance would more likely have been party loyalty. After two terms of Gore/Lieberman, he would have sought the 2008 nomination as a dedicated liberal, and would have tended to govern that way.

Admittedly, this is pure speculation. What's more important is that, even if I'm right about what would have happened, it obviously didn't, so the speculation doesn't diminish the need to boot his sorry ass from the Senate in 2012.

[hileeopnyn8d]

10. It was a huge mistake.

I think it launched him to the national stage, a stage he now uses for opposition to Democrats.

[opihimoimoi]

6. The man has no Respect cause of his undeserving nature...To come over to the Dems/Indie side of

things is OK if he comes fully over the line...

This straddle shit is despicable behavior on his part.

No wonder peeps out there are pissed with his actions...

He hasn't learned from Obama the ways of peace and diplomacy...not yet...

[Sebass1271]

11. yes, he didn't attend the DNC. he went ot the other one..

[tomm2thumbs]

9. Lieberman is an Insurance shill who sleeps with anyone who pays

he bedded down to be VP candidate with Dems (and probably cost Gore the election), and then jumped into the arms of McCain in hopes of kicking himself up a notch. He is an opportunist pig.

Traitors need to go.

[Thrill]

12. Of course. He campaigned for McCain

.

[BluDemocratGirl]

14. Yep!

'cause he continues to kiss the elephant's ass!

[tsuki]

17. Yes, he's still PO'd that he lost in the primaries. He's a mean SOB. Most

grudge holders are.

[donheld]

18. C-He wants America to fail

[ind_thinker2]

20. Yes he never wanted to work under a African American Pres

He is a McLiber-Doggy