What would you most like to hear someone ask Lamont or Lieberman?

femmedem

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Sun Oct-01-06 09:57 PM
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What would you most like to hear someone ask Lamont or Lieberman?

I'm on good terms with someone who's going to be asking questions during the 10/23 debate. Any questions you'd love to hear asked? I could suggest a few. Or my husband could. They've been known to down a few beers together at the Dutch Tavern...

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CTyankee

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Mon Oct-02-06 07:45 AM
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1. Ole Joe should be asked about the Woodward

book's revelations and why after all this time after the Downing Street minutes and other evidence damning Bush and his war supporters is this stuff making headlines? If Joe shakes his head and says that now he sees the light, he should be asked why he didn't get it earlier. The evidence was certainly there!

Joe should also be asked about universal health insurance and pinned to the mat if he equivocates.

Ask Joe why is wife resigned her position at Hill & Knowlton after just taking it. Was it because Joe took money from the pharm. industry that H & K were lobbying for?

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Larkspur

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Mon Oct-02-06 09:19 AM
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2. Why is Sen. Lieberman willing to sell his soul to the likes of

Melvin Sembler and Bush's cabal of political cronies?

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bonito

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Mon Oct-02-06 11:18 AM
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3. Ask him about his relationship with the FDD

Edited on Mon Oct-02-06 11:19 AM by bonito

It's the present day pnac

The FDD's three board members are Steve Forbes, Jack Kemp, and Jeane Kirkpatrick. Its four �distinguished advisers� are Newt Gingrich, Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-CT), Louis J. Freeh (former FBI director), and James Woolsey (former CIA director). FDD also has a Board of Advisers, whose members are: Gary Bauer, Donna Brazile, Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA), Rep. Eliot Engel (D-NY), Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL), Frank Gaffney, Amb. Marc Ginsberg, Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-AZ), Charles Jacobs, William Kristol, Charles Krauthammer, former Gov. Richard D. Lamm, Rep. Jim Marshall (D-GA), former Sen. Zell Miller, Richard Perle, and Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY).

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REACTIVATED IN CT

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Mon Oct-02-06 11:52 AM
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4. Yes, please ask LIEberman

why he supported the detainee bill passed last week that essentially undid 800 years of common law by destroying habeus corpus

Ask him how he can condone torture when it is known that toruring a suspect will not elicit reliable information

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NewJeffCT

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Mon Oct-02-06 03:41 PM
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5. Ask him about his repeated flip-flops on Iraq

1) First he is for firing Rummy, then he's against it and now he is for it again (of course, he could change by 10/23!)

2) First, he says that Democrats who undermine the president's credibility do so at their own peril. Yet, now he says it is ok to criticize the president.

3) The big flip-flop is is Big Speech from Sept 26 where he said we have to get tough on Iraqi leaders, but then the next day he says we can't get tough on the one he had just met.

4) Earlier this year, and last year, he said everything in Iraq was rosy because people had cell phones & satellite dishes... yet now he says things are going badly.

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