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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Road Walker who wrote (299015)8/9/2006 12:48:25 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (3) of 1573513
 
Senator Lieberman says he will run as an independent in November, taking on Mr. Lamont and the Republican, Alan Schlesinger. Mr. Schlesinger is a very weak candidate, but Mr. Lieberman should consider the risk of splitting his party if the Republicans are able to convince Mr. Schlesinger to drop out of the race in favor of a stronger nominee.

Lieberman is doing the very thing that got him in trouble in the first place...........not listening to his constituents.

The rebellion against Mr. Lieberman was actually an uprising by that rare phenomenon, irate moderates. They are the voters who have been unnerved over the last few years as the country has seemed to be galloping in a deeply unmoderate direction. A war that began at the president’s choosing has degenerated into a desperate, bloody mess that has turned much of the world against the United States. The administration’s contempt for international agreements, Congressional prerogatives and the authority of the courts has undermined the rule of law abroad and at home.

Well said. The koolaid GOPers on SI are portraying the election as the radical left hijacking the party. What they don't recognize is how far right they have traveled.
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