Dems split: Liberal whackos apoplectic over Lieberman support by their own

How sweet it is....


Published 07/17/2006

WASHINGTON - "Liberal activists, including some California Democrats,
are furious with Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a leading critic of the Iraq war
-- for her active support of Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Democrat who
staunchly defends the war in Iraq.

Lieberman is fighting for his political life in Connecticut, facing an
anti-war opponent, cable magnate Ned Lamont, in an Aug. 8 Senate
primary. Lieberman, his party's nominee for vice president in 2000, has
already announced he will run as an independent in the fall if he loses
the primary.

That decision has divided his Senate colleagues and Democrats
nationwide. And the Lieberman race has ignited a fiery debate among
Democrats, now raging on political blogs, about loyalty, political
principles and whether the three-term senator has betrayed his party
and should be tossed out.

Boxer, a California Democrat, said she decided to support Lieberman,
and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though ``we have no common
ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq war.''

Lieberman has been one of her ``staunchest allies'' on the environment
and reproductive rights, two issues very important to her, Boxer said
in a statement. ``I will be campaigning with him to let the voters know
about his record on those issues.''

Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman,
but Boxer ``is among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her
decision surprised some people,'' said Norman Ornstein, a longtime
analyst of Congress and elections.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, also a California Democrat, is backing
Lieberman, but has no plans to campaign for him. Boxer's decision
stunned some California Democrats. Arianna Huffington, on her popular
blog, titled one post ``What the hell is Barbara Boxer thinking?''

Within days, Huffington Post and Daily Kos, another liberal blog, were
filled with angry responses from Californians. ``She better cancel that
[Connecticut] trip if she wants any more donations from me and other
California activists,'' wrote one.....

His district will take him out...
Jenni


The Dems want Lieberman muzzled and they are working quietly to torpedo

his campaign.
The Democrat Party strategy has been somewhat effective. A Quinnipiac
University poll has Lamont gaining ground among Democrat voters,
although Lieberman maintains high ratings among Republicans and
unaffiliated voters. Unaffiliated voters are the state's largest voting

bloc, followed by Democrats and Republicans, according to Quinnipiac
pollsters.

The poll reveals that if Lieberman runs as an Independent, he would win

with 56 percent of the vote, compared with 18 percent for Lamont and 8
percent for Republican Alan Schlesinger, a moderate. And that surely
angers -- even scares -- the Democrats."







Jenni wrote:
His district will take him out...


"PJ O'Donovan" wrote in message
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How sweet it is....


Published 07/17/2006

WASHINGTON - "Liberal activists, including some California Democrats,
are furious with Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a leading critic of the Iraq war
-- for her active support of Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Democrat who
staunchly defends the war in Iraq.

Lieberman is fighting for his political life in Connecticut, facing an
anti-war opponent, cable magnate Ned Lamont, in an Aug. 8 Senate
primary. Lieberman, his party's nominee for vice president in 2000, has
already announced he will run as an independent in the fall if he loses
the primary.

That decision has divided his Senate colleagues and Democrats
nationwide. And the Lieberman race has ignited a fiery debate among
Democrats, now raging on political blogs, about loyalty, political
principles and whether the three-term senator has betrayed his party
and should be tossed out.

Boxer, a California Democrat, said she decided to support Lieberman,
and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though ``we have no common
ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq war.''

Lieberman has been one of her ``staunchest allies'' on the environment
and reproductive rights, two issues very important to her, Boxer said
in a statement. ``I will be campaigning with him to let the voters know
about his record on those issues.''

Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman,
but Boxer ``is among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her
decision surprised some people,'' said Norman Ornstein, a longtime
analyst of Congress and elections.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, also a California Democrat, is backing
Lieberman, but has no plans to campaign for him. Boxer's decision
stunned some California Democrats. Arianna Huffington, on her popular
blog, titled one post ``What the hell is Barbara Boxer thinking?''

Within days, Huffington Post and Daily Kos, another liberal blog, were
filled with angry responses from Californians. ``She better cancel that
[Connecticut] trip if she wants any more donations from me and other
California activists,'' wrote one.....

Another Hezbollah Jihad Democrat Terrorist wrote:
"Jenni" wrote in message
...
His district will take him out...

==================

Senaotrs dont have a ' district" you retarded maggot larvae. THE whole state
votes for a Senator.
Man you Democrats are stupid inbred donkey anuses.

you are thinking of Americans

PJ O'Donovan wrote:
How sweet it is....


Published 07/17/2006

WASHINGTON - "Liberal activists, including some California Democrats,
are furious with Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a leading critic of the Iraq war
-- for her active support of Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Democrat who
staunchly defends the war in Iraq.

Lieberman is fighting for his political life in Connecticut, facing an
anti-war opponent, cable magnate Ned Lamont, in an Aug. 8 Senate
primary. Lieberman, his party's nominee for vice president in 2000, has
already announced he will run as an independent in the fall if he loses
the primary.

That decision has divided his Senate colleagues and Democrats
nationwide. And the Lieberman race has ignited a fiery debate among
Democrats, now raging on political blogs, about loyalty, political
principles and whether the three-term senator has betrayed his party
and should be tossed out.

Boxer, a California Democrat, said she decided to support Lieberman,
and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though ``we have no common
ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq war.''

Lieberman has been one of her ``staunchest allies'' on the environment
and reproductive rights, two issues very important to her, Boxer said
in a statement. ``I will be campaigning with him to let the voters know
about his record on those issues.''

Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman,
but Boxer ``is among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her
decision surprised some people,'' said Norman Ornstein, a longtime
analyst of Congress and elections.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, also a California Democrat, is backing
Lieberman, but has no plans to campaign for him. Boxer's decision
stunned some California Democrats. Arianna Huffington, on her popular
blog, titled one post ``What the hell is Barbara Boxer thinking?''

Within days, Huffington Post and Daily Kos, another liberal blog, were
filled with angry responses from Californians. ``She better cancel that
[Connecticut] trip if she wants any more donations from me and other
California activists,'' wrote one.....

Just to show you that unlike you guys we don't march lock step

"bushlied" wrote in message
ps.com...

PJ O'Donovan wrote:
How sweet it is....


Published 07/17/2006

WASHINGTON - "Liberal activists, including some California Democrats,
are furious with Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a leading critic of the Iraq war
-- for her active support of Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Democrat who
staunchly defends the war in Iraq.

Lieberman is fighting for his political life in Connecticut, facing an
anti-war opponent, cable magnate Ned Lamont, in an Aug. 8 Senate
primary. Lieberman, his party's nominee for vice president in 2000, has
already announced he will run as an independent in the fall if he loses
the primary.

That decision has divided his Senate colleagues and Democrats
nationwide. And the Lieberman race has ignited a fiery debate among
Democrats, now raging on political blogs, about loyalty, political
principles and whether the three-term senator has betrayed his party
and should be tossed out.

Boxer, a California Democrat, said she decided to support Lieberman,
and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though ``we have no common
ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq war.''

Lieberman has been one of her ``staunchest allies'' on the environment
and reproductive rights, two issues very important to her, Boxer said
in a statement. ``I will be campaigning with him to let the voters know
about his record on those issues.''

Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman,
but Boxer ``is among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her
decision surprised some people,'' said Norman Ornstein, a longtime
analyst of Congress and elections.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, also a California Democrat, is backing
Lieberman, but has no plans to campaign for him. Boxer's decision
stunned some California Democrats. Arianna Huffington, on her popular
blog, titled one post ``What the hell is Barbara Boxer thinking?''

Within days, Huffington Post and Daily Kos, another liberal blog, were
filled with angry responses from Californians. ``She better cancel that
[Connecticut] trip if she wants any more donations from me and other
California activists,'' wrote one.....

Just to show you that unlike you guys we don't march lock step
=========================

Yeah, your whole party is in disarray because they have no agenda that
voters want to vote for. One day Rats are against Illegal immigration, the
next day democrast like Howeid Dean and Hairy reid are calling Americans
racist for wanting Englis as the USA official language.

"Jenni" wrote in message
...
He needs to go. He has sided with Bush...
=========================

I guess 90 % of Democrats need to go this elction as they sided with Bush
in the recent Congressional votes on staying in Iraq . I like that idea.

"Another Hezbollah Jihad Democrat Terrorist" democrat Hezbollah
Terrorist @DNC.com wrote in
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"Jenni" wrote in message
...
His district will take him out...

==================

Senaotrs dont have a ' district" you retarded maggot larvae. THE whole
state votes for a Senator.
Man you Democrats are stupid inbred donkey anuses.




Isn't it about time you change handles again?

"Mitchell Holman" wrote in message
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Terrorist @DNC.com wrote in
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"Jenni" wrote in message
...
His district will take him out...

==================

Senaotrs dont have a ' district" you retarded maggot larvae. THE whole
state votes for a Senator.
Man you Democrats are stupid inbred donkey anuses.




Isn't it about time you change handles again?

==========================

Aren't you going to tell us about Lieberman's district in Conn?

His district will take him out...


"PJ O'Donovan" wrote in message
oups.com...
How sweet it is....


Published 07/17/2006

WASHINGTON - "Liberal activists, including some California Democrats,
are furious with Sen. Barbara Boxer -- a leading critic of the Iraq war
-- for her active support of Sen. Joe Lieberman, a Democrat who
staunchly defends the war in Iraq.

Lieberman is fighting for his political life in Connecticut, facing an
anti-war opponent, cable magnate Ned Lamont, in an Aug. 8 Senate
primary. Lieberman, his party's nominee for vice president in 2000, has
already announced he will run as an independent in the fall if he loses
the primary.

That decision has divided his Senate colleagues and Democrats
nationwide. And the Lieberman race has ignited a fiery debate among
Democrats, now raging on political blogs, about loyalty, political
principles and whether the three-term senator has betrayed his party
and should be tossed out.

Boxer, a California Democrat, said she decided to support Lieberman,
and campaign for him in Connecticut, even though ``we have no common
ground surrounding the issue of the Iraq war.''

Lieberman has been one of her ``staunchest allies'' on the environment
and reproductive rights, two issues very important to her, Boxer said
in a statement. ``I will be campaigning with him to let the voters know
about his record on those issues.''

Several other Senate Democrats said they would campaign for Lieberman,
but Boxer ``is among the most liberal members of the Senate, and her
decision surprised some people,'' said Norman Ornstein, a longtime
analyst of Congress and elections.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, also a California Democrat, is backing
Lieberman, but has no plans to campaign for him. Boxer's decision
stunned some California Democrats. Arianna Huffington, on her popular
blog, titled one post ``What the hell is Barbara Boxer thinking?''

Within days, Huffington Post and Daily Kos, another liberal blog, were
filled with angry responses from Californians. ``She better cancel that
[Connecticut] trip if she wants any more donations from me and other
California activists,'' wrote one.....

"Another Hezbollah Jihad Democrat Terrorist" democrat Hezbollah Terrorist
@DNC.com wrote in om:


"Mitchell Holman" wrote in message
...
"Another Hezbollah Jihad Democrat Terrorist" democrat Hezbollah
Terrorist @DNC.com wrote in
om:


"Jenni" wrote in message
...
His district will take him out...

==================

Senaotrs dont have a ' district" you retarded maggot larvae. THE whole
state votes for a Senator.
Man you Democrats are stupid inbred donkey anuses.




Isn't it about time you change handles again?

==========================

Aren't you going to tell us about Lieberman's district in Conn?


For Senators their state and their district
are the same thing.

Next?


Mitchell Holman

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Security like it's some kind of federal program."
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