[GSlob]

'This only confirms my suspicion that , despite his reputation, as a "principled" politician, he is really just he same old, same old."
"Principled politician" is an oxymoron. While one could - for oneself - be as principled as one wants, to be a principled politician requires having absolute power - i.e. having no need to take anyone else into account and compromise with them. But an absolute ruler is not a politician [unless in foreign relations], for the definition of political relationship is one between independent actors.

[satan]

"Parties are important, but they're not as important as the public interest."

And how many terms did it take this dummy to figure this out? Lieberman POS.