Lieberman is a cynical, opportunistic, callous, power mad POS.

HOW DARE HE IMPLY THAT HE WILL "SWITCH BACK" TO BEING A DEMOCRAT IF AND WHEN HE DEFEATS HIS DEMOCRATIC OPPONENT IN THE GENERAL ELECTION. WHAT A SCUM BAG. HE HAS LOST ALL CREDIBILITY AS AN HONORABLE POLITICIAN. HE IS THE LOWEST OF THE LOW. LIEBERMAN IS OUT FOR #1 and THAT'S IT. HE COULD CARE LESS ABOUT HIS PARTY OR CONSTITUENTS AS LONG AS HE RETAINS WHAT HE PERCEIVES TO BE HIS GOD GIVEN SENATE SEAT.
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His tactics are as dirty and manipulative as any Repuke's on record. He deserves to be so horribly marginalized by the voters of Connecticut that he never dares show himself at any DEMOCRATIC function again.

Have I told you how I really feel yet? :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

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It's calling you home.

That opportunistic pile of garbage is.......

OUT. He's been defeated. There is NO way he can stage a "Comeback Kid" rescue of his filthy degraded career now.

I personally think it's really good that this was such a publicized "Cameo" election. We got to see the REAL Joe the Ho these last few days. It got pretty ugly.

don't you think?

I guess that puts Lieberman in good company.

the same could be said for about 95% of all politicians.

and seniority would be lost. What does Jeffords have? This delusion is being fed by his colleagues caution. He should be unseated now even if he threatens to vote(more) with the other side or even switch to the GOP(but not yet, until he wins as an "Independent"). I understand the dilemmas the party has gotten itself into with this political meltdown, but we don't need him as much as we once did Zell Miller.

They should start making moves to divest him of all democratic party privileges in the Senate that wouldn't de facto drive him to the other side. But they probably will wait until the polls drive Joe down and hopefully make him drop out. There are online letters and petitions to the Senate to do just that rather than allowing their "friend" to have it both ways always at the expense of the party he cast off.