Look what the Democrats did to Lieberman. He went off the reservation on Iraq and they kicked him out of the party. What about Zell Miller, who ended up giving the key note speech to the GOP convention?
The current Democratic Party is the problem. They have been taken over by radicals and so cannot stand anything like compromise. It's hard to compromise when you've told everyone and yourself that your opponents are evil.
As a result the Dems will self destruct. Wait til Nov.
You're wrong, again. The Democratic Party didn't "kick" Lieberman out. He LOST THE PRIMARY. It was the Democrats of Connecticut that kicked Lieberman out. The only reason he's still the Senator is because when he made his own party, all the Republicans in Connecticut voted for him.
I'd swear you could screw up a one car funeral.
FOXNews.com - Democrats Back Lamont; Lieberman Files for Independent Run - Voting | Vote | 2006 Elections
Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., a friend of Lieberman, joined other Democrats in endorsing Lamont.
Its moments like this that are very difficult, Dodd said. This isnt just about relationships or friendships or about candidacies, its about the people we seek to represent.Quotes from article.Other Democrat leaders, including Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, Sens. Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Russ Feingold endorsed Lamont. Other Democratic figures such as Rev. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton appeared on Lamont's victory stage Tuesday night.
Reid and Sen. Charles Schumer of New York issued a joint statement in support of Lamont.
"Joe Lieberman has been an effective Democratic senator for Connecticut and for America," the statement reads. "But the perception was that he was too close to George Bush and this election was, in many respects, a referendum on the president more than anything else. The results bode well for Democratic victories in November and our efforts to take the country in a new direction."
Kerry also sent out a statement calling on Democrats to back Lamont.
"It's time for all Democrats to come together to support Ned Lamont," Kerry said. "It's time for
I would bet if you looked at the number of independentss and registered Republicans who voted in the election and added them it still would not equal the number of votes Lieberman got.
You still fail. You're the stickler for words, right?
Losing a primary doesn't equal getting "kicked out of the Democratic Party".
And really, I've decided not to waste any more of my time on you. It's been fun, now be a good troll and return to your hyper-partisan bullshit. Rock out with your cock out. You've been proven wrong more times than I can count, and yet I've never once seen you admit it.