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On Nov 6, 3:49 pm, ek...@klim.com wrote:
> http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/lieberman-says-hell-support-oba...{782758FC-9465-4DC1-BDEA-7BC186AFEF55}&dist=msr_3
>
> Lieberman says he'll support Obama
> By Rex Nutting
> Last update: 2:04 p.m. EST Nov. 6, 2008
>
> WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sen. Joe Lieberman, a former
> Democrat-turned- independent who strongly backed Republican John
> McCain for president, said Thursday he'll support Barack Obama to get
> the country moving again. Lieberman spoke after meeting with Senate
> Majority Leader Henry Reid about whether he would continue to be in
> the Democratic caucus. Lieberman made no comments about whether he'd
> stay aligned with the Democrats.
>
> The Democrats relied on Lieberman's vote to allow them to gain control
> of the Senate over the past two years, but will have a commanding
> majority in the Senate in the next session with or without Lieberman.
> Lieberman has been chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, but
> could be stripped of that post.

I am not sure he is a Democrat or a Republican

I do know he is a schmuck

On Nov 6, 3:49 pm, ek...@klim.com wrote:
> http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/lieberman-says-hell-support-oba...{782758FC-9465-4DC1-BDEA-7BC186AFEF55}&dist=msr_3
>
> Lieberman says he'll support Obama
> By Rex Nutting
> Last update: 2:04 p.m. EST Nov. 6, 2008
>
> WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sen. Joe Lieberman, a former
> Democrat-turned- independent who strongly backed Republican John
> McCain for president, said Thursday he'll support Barack Obama to get
> the country moving again. Lieberman spoke after meeting with Senate
> Majority Leader Henry Reid about whether he would continue to be in
> the Democratic caucus. Lieberman made no comments about whether he'd
> stay aligned with the Democrats.
>
> The Democrats relied on Lieberman's vote to allow them to gain control
> of the Senate over the past two years, but will have a commanding
> majority in the Senate in the next session with or without Lieberman.
> Lieberman has been chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, but
> could be stripped of that post.

No, he's not. The quintessential Confused Jew is now thinking of
becoming repukeblican by joining that caucus. Reid and the rest of the
Democrats could care less -- Lieberman has been rendered irrelevant
and has had his playing cards taken away like a little kid.

On Nov 7, 3:54 pm, bushlyed <bushl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Nov 6, 3:49 pm, ek...@klim.com wrote:
>
>
>
> >http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/lieberman-says-hell-support-oba...{782758FC-9465-4DC1-BDEA-7BC186AFEF55}&dist=msr_3
>
> > Lieberman says he'll support Obama
> > By Rex Nutting
> > Last update: 2:04 p.m. EST Nov. 6, 2008
>
> > WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Sen. Joe Lieberman, a former
> > Democrat-turned- independent who strongly backed Republican John
> > McCain for president, said Thursday he'll support Barack Obama to get
> > the country moving again. Lieberman spoke after meeting with Senate
> > Majority Leader Henry Reid about whether he would continue to be in
> > the Democratic caucus. Lieberman made no comments about whether he'd
> > stay aligned with the Democrats.
>
> > The Democrats relied on Lieberman's vote to allow them to gain control
> > of the Senate over the past two years, but will have a commanding
> > majority in the Senate in the next session with or without Lieberman.
> > Lieberman has been chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, but
> > could be stripped of that post.
>
> I am not sure he is a Democrat or a Republican
>
> I do know he is a schmuck

With "friends" like him, you don't need enemies!
They should appoint him head of the newly formed "Person Non Grata"
Committee.  Of course, he'll be it's sole member!