Joe Lieberman Endorses John McCain for Pres
In the early morning hours today...Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman leaped back into Presidential politics endorsing his friend, Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona for President. It happened at an American Legion Hall in Hillsborough, New Hampshire.
It's no secret that Connecticut Republican voters helped to re-elect Joe Lieberman to the Senate after Ned Lamont beat him in the Democratic Primary back in August of last year. Lieberman calls himself an "Independent Democrat" who caucuses with the Democrats in the U.S. Senate and allows them to have the majority.
In making his endorsement this morning Lieberman noted McCain's national security experience and his support for the War in Iraq as the principle reasons he's supporting his friend.
In making this endorsement, has Lieberman made the jump to being a Republican? Or has he just further endeared himself to the independent minded?
141 comments
if i could invite Senator Liberman or Benadict Arnold to dinner, "hey Benadict, how do you want your steak done?" liberman being the bigger turn coat in my mind...
liberman is without question is bedding down and prostituting himself out to the right wing fascist republican party... do you think i want to see the 19 year old next door being sent over to a chitty country in the south west asian theater on garrison duty for a 'lot' of people who have no reguard for the santity of human life yet wrap themselfs around a great holy book like the Qaron??? hell no!!!
good issue marc, you'll get a good amount of hits with this one....
Too bad. He used to listen to the voters of Connecticut.
Bye, bye, Joe.....
The battle against Islamic extremism is the biggest threat to our way of life and MUST be won! It must be won decisively! McCain has the most military experience and is the best person for the job.
If and when these religious extremists are convinced that they must hate everyone else quietly, then perhaps we can peacefully co-exist, but not until then. I repeat again that I think John McCain is the best candidate running at this time.
Democrats/Republicans/Independents - none of them have OUR INTEREST in mind. Not one single person in politics. They've got to go get other millionaires to support them - ahem OPRAH - you don't see them campaigning with an Average Joe, do you?
Here's one example - I recently received a letter from my insurer stating that my monthly premium is GOING UP $100 PER MONTH starting January 1, 2008. I pay for all of my health insurance because I'm self-employed. Is there a benefit to that nowadays - NOPE. Or, at least, it's marginal. You can make your own American dream, but, hell, in 2007, you need to know people, POWERFUL people. Otherwise, you have to live week-to-week, paycheck-to-paycheck (or in my case Net 30), and you still GET THE ROYAL SCREWJOB!
DO YOU THINK THAT ANY POLITICIAN IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE RISING HEALHCARE COSTS IN THIS COUNTRY????????
ANSWER ME THAT LIEBERMAN, MCCAIN, HELL EVEN PRESIDENT BUSH - Where are your thoughts on this issue. HMM, haven't HEARD ANYTHING IN A LONG TIME.
Until each and every one of them walk's in the average man's/woman's shoes, they WILL NEVER CARE.
There, enough venting.
Now I feel much better. ;-)
If she, or any other celeb thinks that they have enough influence to sway the American voter, they are nuts. Most of them have never been in politics. If they wish to supply funds to their favorite person fine, but stay the hell off the trail.
Guess I just hate it when a "big name" person thinks the public is going to vote for their candidate, cause they are celebs. Makes me feel like they think we don't have a mind of our own, to vote for whoever we feel is the right person for the job.
There, now I feel better. :-)
He is a man who thinks and talks and votes his mind. Maybe what we need are more people like him rather than those who say, well, I'm a democrat, so I'll vote for who ever runs on the democratic ticket. People are followers and it shows more and more on election day. Maybe for this next election, people will vote for how they feel rather than along party lines.
1. the elected person makes a voting decision by what the people in his/her district want, consensus...
2. the elected person maked his/her own voting decision on the elected persons judgement on what is best for his/her district...
the second one is bunk to me!!! just a 'liber-tyranical-man' excuse to do what they want...dictating to his constituants...
Here's a little tidbit to soak up while tipping back some eggnog (spiked I hope):
GET A BILL STARTED TO PLACE ALL POLITICIANS ON SOCIAL SECURITY
This must be an issue in "2008". Please! Keep it going.
SOCIAL SECURITY:
Perhaps we are asking the wrong questions during election years.
Our Senators and Congresswomen do not pay into Social Security and, of course, they do not collect from it.
You see, Social Security benefits were not suitable for persons of their rare elevation in society. They felt they should have a special plan for themselves. So, many years ago they voted in their own benefit plan.
In more recent years, no congressperson has felt the need to change it. After all, it is a great plan.
For all practical purposes their plan works like this:
When they retire, they continue to draw the same pay until they die.
Except it may increase from time to time for cost of living adjustments.
For example, former Senator Byrd and Congressman White and their wives may expect to draw $7,800,000.00 (that's Seven Million, Eight-Hundred Thousand Dollars), with their wives drawing $275,000.00 during the last years of their lives.
This is calculated on an average life span for each of those two Dignitaries.
Younger Dignitaries who retire at an early age, will receive much more during the rest of their lives.
Their cost for this excellent plan is $0.00. NADA....ZILCH....
This little perk they voted for themselves is free to them. You and I pick up the tab for this plan. The funds for this fine retirement plan come directly from the General Funds;
"OUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK"!
From our own Social Security Plan, which you and I pay (or have paid) into, -every payday until we retire (which amount is matched by our employer)- we can expect to get an average of $1,000 per month after retirement.
Or, in other words, we would have to collect our average of $1,000 monthly benefits for 68 years and one (1) month to equal Senator Bill Bradley's benefits!
Social Security could be very good if only one small change were made.
That change would be to jerk the Golden Fleece Retirement Plan from under the Senators and Congressmen. Put them into the Social Security plan with the rest of us... then sit back and watch how fast they would fix it.
How's that for a shaft-job from our Government!!!
Party and to the state of Connecticut.
I have absolutely no respect for him. Perhaps
he thinks if McCain is the Republican
candidate he would be the Vice-Presidential
candidate. In the eyes of the rest of the
world the good reputation of the United
Statesof America has gone down hill.
In my opinion Mr. Leiberman has been one of
the contributing factors. He shoud retire
from politics before he makes things worse.
This is really sad. I hope this is Joes last term. I think he is shooting for a run as McCains VP.
:-O
In regard to Jane's comment that we only have one senator working for the people of Connecticut is incorrect. Have you forgotten Senator Dodd?
Joe became a career politician when he left Connecticut as Attorney General. Now I think he has his eyes as becoming the number two man if McCain becomes president.
"Say it isn't so Joe."
Sorry Joe, but make up your mind!!!
glenna, flaming arrows are very unusual dualing weapons...
and from the looks of things liberman is not making too many friends on his former home turf...he must be a NY Yankee fan...
steve...your right...a third party would be nice...
I see there are still some sour grapes around town :-)
I believe this is Joe's last term as a Connecticut senator, whether he runs again and will surely be defeated, or come back to the state and retire.
The Wealthy Wacko Liberals are no better than anyone else in public office.Money talks the same in both parties! And the Middle class are footing the bill.
Joe is a moderate person and holds moderate values, MoveOn the Socialist group are bent to get rid of the Moderates that think Independent.To much RA on the brain can make you a sheep in the field!
"Taxation without representation"
Disappointing, very disappointing.
He has no idea what his constituancy is.
YES JOE PEOPLE FROM CONNECTICUT!
you are not a Democrat. You are not an independent, you are simply a self serving meglomaniac. Got a taste for national politics and you are running amok. What about your "good friend" Chris Dodd?
I will do my best to see that you never hold another political seat. ever!
I am in Groton, here Benedict Arnold had our patriots slaughtered while fighting a war for our enemy. You could learn this by visiting Fort Griswold here in Groton. Lieberman found out who his turncoats were. The uneducated Democratic voters that supported Ned Lamont. Lamont ran on one issue....get the troops out of a bloody civil war. Well Pelosi and Reed the most powerful in DC. have not done that. One year later in Iraq 9 of 18 provinces are turned over to the Iraq security forces. Lamont was wrong like you and Benedict. So start grillin the steaks and start working on uniting these states like Lieberman is offering with this endorsement. It is obvious that a third party can do well with todays voter sentiment. Lieberman, could be the leader of it. I would support it.
then he went to the regulars, faught just a audaciously for them aginst the rebels, as he did for the rebels... a traitor, yes...abandoned by the young country he faught for, absolutly!!!
i'll dine with benadict before joe liberman any day...
(don't belive everything the school books or the establishment tells you)
;-)
The terrorists want us to think about them and worry about them every moment of our waking lives. They don't have the power to kill us all, that is why they use terror. Only we can change our way of life, only we can destroy our own freedom, and it is by the likes of people like George Bush and Joe Lieberman who want to make this THE most important issue.
So much easier to deal with that than the rest of the complex issues that we face every day.
Joe Lieberman disgusts me for many reasons. He continually makes himself out to be a moderate when he is not. He is almost as liberal as Ted Kennedy and Dodd. But now he's going to endorse John McCain?? Despite the fact that he would nominate Supreme Court justices who would make the Court even more conservative. It's not all about the war and terrorism, Joe, despite what you and the Republicans want to believe.
One person stepped forward and COMPELLED that those innocents be made whole out of the state's money. The state then waited for reimbursement from the insurers when the arguments were done about who would pay for what and how much. That person was Joe Lieberman, when he was the Attorney General of our state.
I admired him back then, but I don't even recognize him now.
Do you really think it's about Hillary being a woman?? Sure, there's always going to be some of that, pure sexism, but the visceral reactions to her is about Hillary being... Hillary.
I for one would love to see a woman become president. At 42, I'm young enough to hope it will actually happen in my lifetime. I pray to God it is not Hillary Clinton!
And I'm a liberal Democrat, so please don't think it's a partisan or conservative motivation on my part. If she is the nominee, I will vote for her, but I will have to hold my nose. I definitely won't get out there and work on her campaign. At best she underwhelms me... mostly her smarminess sickens me almost as much as Romney's smarminess. And trying to pin her down on exactly where she stands on an issue is like trying to nail Jello to a teflon wall!!!
What concerns me the most is that she is the most divisive Democratic candidate, and the most capable of uniting the Republican Party who have become quite fractured lately. So, she'll divide the country but unite the Republican Party. Ugh.
I really don't want our first female president to be Hillary Clinton! Another thing that irks me is that since 1980, since before I was even old enough to vote, there has been a Bush or a Clinton not just on the ballot, but on the winning ticket, starting with George H.W. Bush as Reagan's VP.
From my childhood to middle age! Enough already. Time to end the dynasties. Time for fresh blood!
thirdly, i think (as an ultra liberal democrat) it's about time for a president from the north east or better yet, new England, just to set this country straight!!!
Mitt would be my second choice, besides maybe he can have his former Lt. Governor Carrey Healey :-X (she's hot) work for him again... i do tend to go with the region when all things are equal... but rudy is not an option for this ct yankee...
Would I actually vote for her? Nope... not unless it was a situation of going for the lesser of two evils and her opposition was say... Jeb Bush.
I'm telling you that it is NOT about her being a woman and ALL about her being her. Period. God is neither female nor male and has nothing to do with my feelings pro or con about Hillary or any other candidate.
You're ultra liberal and Mitt Romney would be your second choice? Who is he anyway, because I really don't know. This is a guy who said he'd be farther to the left than Ted Kennedy when he was challenging Kennedy for U.S. Senate, and later on had some sort of revelation (ie. decided to run for president while remaining Republican) that he moved to the far right. What's up with that?
Mitt Romney reminds me of what is so wrong abour our plastic fake commercial culture. He is the embodiment of a smarmy CEO.
Steve, I agree with you about Hillary being more competent than Bill. I must be one of the only Democrats not in love with Bill Clinton. Never was, and like him less and less as I see him campaign for his wife.
:-D
Now... what sort of rightous ultra left liberal get's lap dances? Isn't that sort of activity demeaning to women thus against every principle of a proper minded society? *roll's eyes*
Jill,
When Bill C. was a Yale punk hooched up at his beach house, my cousin was a party girl in the same circle. She has quite a few disturbing stories about old Willy and his antics... let's just say the gals avoided being alone with him.
By the way... old Ben Franklin's antics make Hefner look like a prude.
If I thought along those lines, then as a white woman of a certain age, I should be supporting Hillary Clinton. What is interesting is that women of my age and older (I'm 42) tend more toward disliking Clinton more than younger women do.
I'm supporting Obama, not because of his being black. I don't really have much personally in common with him. I wish we could all see beyond that stuff. Don't assume people who support Obama are doing so because he's black. That's crazy.
Far as gender and race is concerned, I can give a rat's behind. What matters is the person's integrity and ability to lead. Hate to say it but what this nation needs the most at the moment is either a Teddy Rooselvelt, a revolutionary idealist with a decisive nature to forcefully push America in the right direction or another Gerry Ford... an honest lug who will reestablish both the image of the president and get opposing factions in Congress working together after a period of division. Neither type of individual appears to be out there so I fully expect at least another four years of total indecision and lack of progress due to bipartisan angst.
I said I am 42, which puts me roughly the same age as Obama who is 46.
Anyway, Jeff, don't let your own agism and lack of maturity get in the way of deciding upon candidates. And anyway, was Bill Clinton too young?? Definitely not mature enough, still not mature enough today, but actual age?? Did it bother you then, or was it OK because you happened to be in your 20s then?
I ask because Barack Obama is 46. Should he win the nomination, he will be 47 in November 2008. Bill Clinton was 46 when he was elected and took office.
I think it is appropriate to judge a candidate by experience and maturity. There are many arguments to be made that Obama doesn't have the experience. It's tough to argue against it, but I am so hungry for change that I want to elect a president who has a different viewpoint and can inspire. I believe Obama does that.
Back to "experience". Those who argue the loudest that we need an experienced candidate are saying Hillary Clinton is that candidate. I think not. If you wanted experience, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson, and even Chris Dodd would be better choices. Hillary was First Lady. And she has a few more years in the U.S. Senate than Obama. But when you count Obama's experience in Illinois, he has MORE experience than Hillary in legislating.
As to age, Jeff, maturity isn't a given with increased age. Likewise, lack of age does not mean lack of maturity.
you are correct with a teddy roosevelt or a gerry ford type...historicaly speaking TR did come into office about 100 years ago, after a war and economic downturn, witha country looking for guidence in a new century...
"Hillary" and "tramp" just do not belong in the same sentence, unless "tramp" is a description of her husband. Now there's a man whore if I ever did see one.
Steve, TR the domestic president, yes. TR the meddler in foreign countries, oh hell no! A president with the courage of GF to do what had to be done regardless of his own political fate, yes, yes, yes.
=:-P
Sheesh... next time I use such a word I will clarify it better. You folks went right into the gutter! :)
Oh, and Glenna... some of the most militarily aggressive national leaders in history were female so please refrain from assuming women are less dangerous than men. Examples? Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, PM(s) Maggie Thatcher, and Queen Isabel of Spain all come to mind.
i certainly do not let age be a factor when i vote...nor sex, chit, my boss is a woman, and her right hand (my counter part) is also a woman, and yes, my mom is a woman... lets put 2 and 2 together...
hillary, at yale, same personality as today, in the 60's and 70's...yes, leaning towards tramp...
and just as men, women have pleanty of blood on their hands too...(Lady Mac Beth) cleopatra too... and helen of troy...all ahve blood on their hands... girls, try putting a little grand mairner in your morning coffee... your both sooo full of hate this early in the morning...
:-)
(And I'm smart enough to not challenge a paratrooper, anyway, even if I wanted to!!!)
But since I'm a liberal and you are an ultraliberal, I'm guessing neither of us has a gun! :-D
jill, jill, jill, i am not sexist!!!...i just call the shots as i see them...
you must be a closet NY Yankees fan too...
meeting you would be like meeting 'lady mac beth'...intreged, excited, and at the same time frightened and full of great trepidation...
i'm quite done now... can we up and move on, ms glenna???
Just for the record, I never accused you of being horrible or having hatred toward women, or anything other than simply being sexist in the purest definition of the word. You've got a little bit of that you're either revering women for goddesses, or you're kicking them off of the pedestal you put them on.
Just objectively, unemotionally, you could call yourself a feminist, totally "pro woman", girl power, rah rah rah, but if you actually believe that women are inherently superior, then you are being sexist toward women AND men.
It really is that simple with me.
:-)
OK, this threadjack has gone on long enough! Jeff, e-mail me if you want.
Anyway... back to the Joe and John mutual admiration society. McCain always struck me as way too impetuous and easily angered to be president but how much worse of a job could he do than the last two bozos we have had? Maybe we should see him and Richard Dean on a ticket together... the Anger Out party! Might not get much more accomplished than any of the other crop but at least the two of them would be entertaining to watch. :)
Is there anyone running that you like? Just curious. I agree with you about McCain being a hothead. I would ultimately feel comfortable with his competence and willingness to do what he thinks is right. I can't support someone that conservative, but I do have a great deal of respect for him.
let's clone teddy roosevelt...we need him today...
You are one confused racist, crazy lady. Sometimes you are black, then you are a KKK white woman, then you are a "native" AMerican. You need to make up your mind. If you are a "native" American, then why are you racist and speaking from a white racist point of view? I know, you are crazy and you think of all types of twisted thoughts.
To be honest, none of the current crop jump out at me as being what we need. If the election was held tomorrow with all the current players in the running, I would probably vote for McCain despite my misgivings about his temperment simply because he has shown a willingness to put party loyalty aside in an attempt to get something accomplished and he hasn't been embroiled in any scandals. Speaking of which... why the heck is it so hard to find politicians who don't have skeletons in their closet? Think about it... Joe average citizen has at worst a speeding ticket in their life and maybe is guilty of taking the last piece of pie but for some reason we accept cheesey excuses for behavior we ourselves would never do. Whatever happened to the days when even a hint of scandal would end a campaign or term in office?
But I think that many people who want to be president are cut from a different mold. Whether they are just daring types, wanting to push the envelope... or maybe coming from a life of privilege, probably a combo of both for many candidates.
I hear you though, that there are really much bigger skeletons in many of the prominent politicians' closets. In all seriousness, yes, it was stupid of me now that I have hindsight to have allowed the videotape, but then again, it was a committed longterm relationship. I haven't done anything like the cheating and womanizing and sexually harassing of women that Bill Clinton did. I didn't have questionable land deals (Obama) and a fishy windfall on pork futures (Hillary).
Privilege, opportunity, an ego that seems requisite to even wanting to be president... recipe for scandal. I don't excuse it for them. But I do believe that's why it happens.
Steve, I don't think this is anything new. The old boys club that was the media kept JFK's philandering on the hush hush, just to name one example. Even society then wanted to ignore impropriety, they didn't want those things talked about. We are much different now, so the scandals come to light. Like you said, Ben Franklin would make Bill Clinton like downright prudish. Granted he wasn't a president, but he was a prominent figure, a "founding father". The old boys club either kept his secrets, and/or people just didn't want to know.
Anyway, I just want to see how the candidates who do have questionable skeletons handle it. Obama was completely forthcoming about his troubled youth and drug use. When he realized about the questionable land purchase to expand the lot size of his family home, he resolved that quickly. And there hasn't been anything else along those lines that has surfaced. Hillary just denies, denies, denies, because she is just perfect. Not.
come to think of it, lots of political skeletons are not brought up by people from new england (not recient ones anyway) i seem to recall that most are brought up from "bible belters"...Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil...
i'd say it's cultural, the old southern aristocratic mentality (reigned in by North during the U.S. Civil War) is far more prevelant than up here in new england, not that we are all saints either, maybe just a little more "who cares" view of things...
i too have my sins, might even put french presidents to shame (and they have a very public laise-fare view on skeletons)
Don't feel so bad about that video tape Jill, your not the only one. I'm willing to bet 90% or more of the couples out there have utilized their digital cameras in such a fashion because it's a safe form of exhibitionism as long as the person holding the evidence isn't a jerk... which sadly many are.
Far as myself... well... I can honestly say I never used narcotics outside of being administered morphine after zigging when I should of been zagging and discovering that I was not immortal. Do occasionally enjoy a dram of scotch (single malt please... either neat or with crushed ice as a mist) but it's been ages since I actually had enough alchohol to even get a buzz. Also have been on tape a time or two but hey, I covered that above and have zero guilt about it. Hmm... there was that skinny dipping incident after the Buffet concert last August but that garnered just a warning since the police didn't want to arrest a couple dozen people. *whistling and looking innocent* :)
All in all though... no real dirt on me to be found. Never stole, cheated, or otherwise found a loophole in the system. Heck... I even return excess change when the retailor makes an error in mathmatics. Somehow I doubt I would make a good politician though so no worries about all of that at any rate.
Anyway... after that bit of TMI, I do agree that there is a certain air of entitlement and "above the law" that all politicians seem to aquire. Even the good ones who start off honest and crusaders for their constituants fall prey to the seduction of lobbyists and such. Power corrupts and all that. No place is more evident of that than Congress. There should be term limits for those yahoos period. Two chances... that's it. No more homesteading.
Europe itself has become a laugh... our Congress is infinately more effective and has quite a few less scandals than that morass in Brussles called the EU. While I can agree some nations have a system that works better for them (Sweden for example) the simple truth is that this republic we have here is still flawed but so far better than any other means of governing a society as diverse as our own. We just need to outlaw lobbyist campaign contributions and set term limits for Congress then perhaps we'll be back on track.
I have no shame in what I did, just regret that it now exists, and it wasn't even particularly racy or anything, anyway. Sorry if *I* went TMI on you, LOL. I just wanted to make a point, that it is so easy to have skeletons. I really don't think one sex tape made when I was in a relationship with someone I thought was The One, and smoking pot maybe a dozen times is a huge deal. Nevertheless it would be "skeletons" if I ever became a public figure.
Not that I think I'm going to be a public figure, necessarily. :-)
i never liked smoking anything, but beer and wine are my poisons, yum,yum :-)
...as for past relationships, wow...santa would have a tough time defining "naughty and nice" with me and past girl friends
odd, when running for public office, (which may or may not yet happen for us) our society wants people who are like mother teresa types, when we have only our selfs to select from... when you plant cabbages, you get cabbages...
I think they want their female candidates to be even more squeaky clean than men. More sexism but it is what it is.
I actually have no desire to run for office. But I've had some opportunities over the past year to spend long amounts of one-on-one time with a one of the top constitutional scholars at the conservative Heritage Foundation. (He spoke at my university, and I jumped at the chance to volunteer to drive him to the airport.)
We had a great discussion. And when we talked about my aspirations, to become a civil rights attorney, he said I had an understanding of law and government that most still haven't attained AFTER they graduate law school. He was floored that I hadn't even taken a proper law class as an undergrad. He said I'd be a formidable opponent in court! It was the highest complement I could get from someone like him with his views.
I also have an apptitude for politics, judging "horseflesh" with the candidates. For a mid-term exam in Fall 2006, I had to predict the outcome of the mid-term Congressional elections. This was a time when the wonks on TV said they thought there was no way the Democrats would win the Senate majority, and that the House Democrats would win many more seats than they did.
In that essay, I argued for the opposite. I called it exactly at 51-49 in the Senate, and I argued that there was no way, even in the then climate of anti-Republicanism, that despite the wonks saying the Dems would gain at least 40 or even 45 seats, I said it would about 30. They in fact gained 32. The exams were graded and returned before the election, and the professor said I was defying all of the conventional wisdom, but that I made sound arguments and gave well-developed arguments as to why it would happen as I predicted.
I also have two ideas for books. One I'm actually writing. I have no illusions that an uncredentialed person like me (I don't even have a political science degree... just haven taken a handful of classes in polisci) will have those books published any time soon. But if I'm on the path I think I am, it's a real possibility.
My aim isn't stardom of any kind. But so many are telling me that I have a gift for this and that I need to put myself out there. I shudder to think even when I have to apply and test for the bar. They ask "morality" questions. And if I did become prominent in the field I am pursuing, I still do worry about my "skeletons".
But I'm as sure as I can be that I'll never run for public office. That has never interested me.
even if your figuers were wrong to the number, you successfuly predicted the trend...people can still 'loose' the battle, but win the war...and make history too... Pyrhus victories (steve, you must know/studied about this)
I didn't miss your comment. I got it. Sorry I didn't respond.
You are so right, Glenna, the past is the past and it is what it is. If we've sinned, we need to find redemption for whatever that means to the individual. As you say, it is a divine insult to bring up the sins of another. But we sure do it in our society.
In the end, I don't feel that what I did was wrong so much as stupid. I don't even think MJ should be illegal, and I have no shame for what I did caught on an ex's videotape. But like I said, and you brought up, we DO as a society dredge up others' dirt. We just have to rise above it and handle it well.
Oh, and Glenna, you might not be famous, but you are a star, and you shine. I don't know what your personal hell of family dysfunction was and is, but I do know that to get through that and still have fire in the soul is an amazing thing. You've got it, girl! I do too!
Have a Merry Christmas, Glenna, and everyone here. I'm not sure if I'll have time to make it back into cyber world for a few days. And Merry December 25th to those who don't celebrate the Christmas holiday. (Stole that from jon smith on a different blog!)
:-)
i worked for the best deputy warden in the entire dept of correction (british SAS, i think i was one of the few he told) ...he had a saying... "Be compassionate in Victory, and Gracious in defeate"
i am vanquished, and grateful...you are victorious, please be compasionate...
Anyway moving on to the blogg question...there he goes again...senator liberman endorsing ANOTHER REPUBLICAN!!! Senator Snowe from Maine!!!
I do think though that Joe Lieberman is a complete traitor to his party and his people. When you're a politician, you should pick your party and stick with it. He follows in the footsteps of Lowell Weicker - if you can't get your party's endorsement, stamp your feet like a child and create your own party or join the other party. You see where that got Connecticut - we've been stuck with a state income tax ever since Lowell Weicker; that big SOB liar!!
The short version -- be nice and be respectful of other's opinions, even if they don't agree with yours, or your comment may be deleted.
Leave a comment
| « Now *This* Is Wonderful | Dan Fogelberg Dies » |