Posted on 04/26/2007 10:26:19 AM PDT by 50mm
He’s now an independent.
Thanks.
Huh? What happened with Lieberman? And I thought the nay vote was 46?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18182175/
I went to this site to ask the dems a question at tonights debate.
One Dem is still in bed waiting to cross over and didn’t vote and will never vote again.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18182175/
I went to this site to ask the dems a question at tonights debate.
Actually Quisling and his supporters represented a very small proportion of the people of Norway.
Pierre Reid and company are closer to the French 1940 Cabinet — except that the French at least had the excuse that the Germans kicked their butts on the battlefield.
Plus I like the image of Reid as a surrender monkey.
No Dems — but Lieberman is an independent now.
Nevermind. Forgot Lieberman is now an Independent.
Over Here also.
Actually Lieberman is a Democrat even if he’s claiming to be an independent again. Democrats got control of the Senate because of his turn of coat.
And now we know why Al-Quaeda didn’t blow the Capitol up on 9/11.
Capitol Hill will help the terrorists.
Senator Lieberman is the only example I can think of a Democrat that I would have voted for over a Republican (had I lived in CN). I was glad Lieberman beat Weicker.
“Going to”?? :*(
This political game of ‘chicken’ between the Dems in Congress and the President is going to have very deadly consequences for our brave troops—and every drop of our military’s blood spilled by this postponement of funds will be on the Dems’ hands. >:-(
Smith and Hagel vote for unconstitutional bullshit. HAgel especially should be ashamed of himself. What a disgrace.
Where the heck is McCain? This weasel has missed every Iraq vote now...
Actually Lieberman is a Democrat even if he’s claiming to be an independent again. Democrats got control of the Senate because of his turn of coat.
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The last election Mr. Lieberman ran as an independent because the Dems had hand picked someone else as their candidate. So I assume because of that, Lieberman is officially considered an Independent.
The only votes that counted were Hagel and Smith.
Lieberman?
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