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To: Dale Baker who wrote (25972)8/7/2006 12:47:18 PM
From: Lane3  Respond to of 541141
 
Lieberman isn't making an effort to build bridges across the Iraq issue and unite his voters around a centrist position. He simply crossed the aisle and dug in his heels.

In retrospect, I don't know how much effort he made to try to reconcile his position with that of his party members. I wasn't paying attention. It does seem like he just crossed and dug, but I wouldn't feel I was being fair concluding that.

I can't really see him as a Republican. But again, that's an overall impression given that I wasn't paying close attention. I don't know of any Republican position he's taken on domestic policy, though.



To: Dale Baker who wrote (25972)8/7/2006 1:15:48 PM
From: Mary Cluney  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 541141
 
Lieberman isn't making an effort to build bridges across the Iraq issue and unite his voters around a centrist position. He simply crossed the aisle and dug in his heels.


More like one of those Japanese Samurai movies where the Samurai played both sides of the warring parties.

Hillary voted for the war taking a centrist position and not suck up to the other side.

Whatever Lieberman did, his motives didn't feel pure - at least not to me.


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