I'm Shocked!!! - Lieberman unsure he'll support Obama in 2012

[RamboLiberal]

Senator Joe Lieberman, a Connecticut Independent who caucuses with the Democrats, told host John McCaslin on America's Morning News radio show on Tuesday morning that he had not decided if he would endorse President Obama in 2012:

MCCASLIN: Will you be supporting Barack Obama in 2012 or are you going to be putting your money on a Republican candidate?

LIEBERMAN: Well I haven't decided and I'm just waiting to see who the Republican candidate is and what President Obama's positions are at that point, so I got a little time as an independent not to feel rushed, because this is an important position. And I'm only one person but for every one of us who we support next year is going to say a lot about how our kids and grandkids are going to grow up in America, so I'm watching.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/watercooler/2011/aug/16/picket-audio-lieberman-unsure-hell-support-obama-2/

Good! Go back the Repukes just like you did in '08 you self-important pontificating jerk!

[SoCalDem]

1. Like anyone who matters cares what he thinks

:rofl:

[Octafish]

18. Obama dumped the Democrat to campaign for Lieberman.

Remember Ned Lamont?

[SoCalDem]

20. That I do..

Lieberman's an ass.. I wish Obama had stayed completely out of that mess..

[Octafish]

22. Me too. Lieberman's the Senator from ENRON...

Lieberman in Enronland

It has come to this: The investigation of Enron as a political scandal appears for now to depend on Senator Joseph Lieberman, an Enron Democrat who bagged Enron campaign contributions and who worked hard to block accounting reforms. Lieberman's committee agreed to issue subpoenas seeking information that could shed light on Enron contacts with the White House, but the question is, How hard is he willing to push?

CONTINUED...

And to think some wonder: "Why do they still worship Wall Street and practice trickle-down?" It's because THAT's where the money is.

[Ignis]

25. How nice of Mr. Lieberman to show his loyalty in return.

:argh:

[Mr Deltoid]

40. Ya, then Lieberman campaigned for McCain/Palin

Lieberman is a 'centrist' after all..

[AtomicKitten]

42. Dems traditionally support the incumbent in the primary. Obama supported Lamont in the GE.

link: http://www.talkleft.com/story/2006/10/26/221519/73

Obama: "Ned Lamont has waged an impressive grassroots campaign to give the people of Connecticut a choice in the November Senate election. He has a vision for his state and country, and his campaign has been about presenting that vision to Connecticut voters.

Ned Lamont and I share a commitment to bringing our troops home safely from Iraq, to achieving energy independence, to helping all our citizens realize the American dream, and to empowering the American people to reclaim their government. Ned Lamont’s campaign is about delivering on these goals in Washington.

The November 7th election is right around the corner. Please join me in supporting Ned Lamont with your hard work on-the-ground in these closing weeks of the campaign."

Lamont Gets Help From Obama
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/26/AR2006102601187.html

Obama Supports Lamont
http://lamontblog.blogspot.com/2006/10/obama-supports-ned-lamont.html

[FrenchieCat]

2. He didn't support him in 2008......

so nothing has changed.

And what is hillarious is folks have been counting him as part of Obama's 49 day
super majority, when blaming Obama for not doing more when he had super majorities! :rofl:

[theaocp]

29. I guess he should have endorsed Ned Lamont instead.

Oops.

See how it's not a rofl moment?

[lumberjack_jeff]

3. He's waiting to see if Obama will cut SS to fund the Pentagon.

A Lieberman endorsement is not a good thing.

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[DefenseLawyer]

4. Isn't he a lame duck in 2012?

Just when you thought Joe couldn't get more irrelevant.

[katnapped]

14. He's a lame dick too! n/t

[JaneQPublic]

5. He did a half-assed job supporting Gore when running as his VP. (nt)

[fascisthunter]

6. Lieberman is a very very bad person

there is nothing this sociopath would not do to pro-long his prescence in our government.

[truebrit71]

7. Who gives a fuck what that

[Rex]

8. He lost Gore the 2000 election, fuck him forever.

Sellout POS, I hope he rots in hell.

[in_cog_ni_to]

9. Well, I don't see Lieberman supporting a Perry or a Bachmann, but he may support a Progressive

Doubtful, but We'll see. I hope more Senators follow suit with this. Maybe then someone will have the balls to Primary Obama if they see no one in the party wants him to run again. Or better yet, Obama will withdraw from the race. That would be the honorable thing to do. You can't run as the Democratic Candidate when you support almost none of their policies. He should run as a Republican. He could beat Bachmann and Perry in their Primary.

[RamboLiberal]

13. Ha - Repukes wouldn't let McCain have him as VP candidate

No way in hell could he take Bachmann or Perry - and who the hell can stand his boring whiny wpeaking style?

[Salviati]

23. Lieberman supporing a progressive?

:rofl:

I have *got* got get some of what you're having. I've got about a month off, my head should be clear by then...

[SidDithers]

11. What's his DU name?...nt

Sid

[SoCalDem]

21. Droopy Dawg

:)

[madinmaryland]

12. Who? Nancy Lieberma??

http://www.wnba.com/history/nancy_lieberman.html

[catbyte]

15. Struggling for relevance, I see

:puke:

[cordelia]

19. Maybe trying to get a little time on some

right wing hate programs.

[Autumn]

16. Yeah but Lieberman is a fucking moron who backed

John Mc Same so this time he can back Perry.

[librechik]

17. gee, I kinda found that out when he campaigned w McCain

[BlueIris]

24. I swear to God, Lieberman is going to be the GOP nominee in 2012.

I'm not scared of him, but I think it's likely.

[Kalidurga]

26. Now that would be kind of funny...

not really Lieberman is turning out to be just as bad as any Republican.

[marmar]

27. Attention Whore Joe must not be feeling the love.....

..... anything to get some headlines.

[theaocp]

30. Dumbshit should get a bus. n/t

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

28. Lieberman's idea of caucasing with the Democrats

whether on a given day he'll let them lick his feet between each toe.

[madrchsod]

31. yup...who cares what this old man has to say?

[mzmolly]

32. Much like many people

here.

[TNLib]

33. He's just playing politics

I guess since he's an I he can afford to play. I'm wondering what he'll get for supporting the GOP or Obama.

[Bronco Bob]

34. Who cares?

He's irrelevant at this point. It's just like listening to an average citizen say, "I'll vote for $RANDOM_PRESIDENT_CANDIDATE"

[ZombieHorde]

35. Maybe he wants to repay Perry for his support in 2000. nt

[yellowwood]

36. Then:

Obama must be doing something right.

[bluestate10]

37. I hope Lieberman does not retire. I want a real democrat to beat the

shit out of him and the republicans that he loves.

[Major Hogwash]

38. " . . . this is an important position.", he said. While on his knees!!

Him and Bush will run off later and move to Bush's Paraguay paradise and swim naked as jay birds together as they skinny dip into the sunset!!

[Pirate Smile]

39. He voted for the Palin ticket in '08 so who the hell cares.

[SOS]

41. He's waiting to see if Bachmann will select him as her VP candidate.

:puke: