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**expomeHattePe** · 12-10-2005, 11:01 PM

Lieberman's Iraq Stance Brings Widening Split With His Party
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
and WILLIAM YARDLEY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 - Five years after running as the vice-presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket and a year after his own presidential bid, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut has become an increasingly unwelcome figure within his party, with some Democrats seeing him more as a wayward son than a favorite son.

In the last few days, the senator has riled Democratic activists and politicians here and in his home state with his vigorous defense of President Bush's handling of the Iraq war at a time some Democrats are pressuring the administration to begin a withdrawal.

Mr. Lieberman particularly infuriated his colleagues when he pointed out at a conference here that President Bush would be commander in chief for three more years and said that "it's time for Democrats who distrust President Bush to acknowledge that."
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/10/po...gewanted=print Yeah Demo Cry Babies, grow up and face the fact.
Three more years!
Then will come another Republican President for at least 8 more years, so hang on to your butts, it's going to be a fun ride!
Three more years!

Oh golly gee, I really hope Senator Lieberman bolts the Democratic party.
The liberals are already having a feeding frency against Hillary, so this all looks real well for us evil Neocons.

12-10-2005, 11:01 PM	#7
expomeHattePe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	Lieberman's Iraq Stance Brings Widening Split With His Party By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ and WILLIAM YARDLEY WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 - Five years after running as the vice-presidential nominee on the Democratic ticket and a year after his own presidential bid, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut has become an increasingly unwelcome figure within his party, with some Democrats seeing him more as a wayward son than a favorite son. In the last few days, the senator has riled Democratic activists and politicians here and in his home state with his vigorous defense of President Bush's handling of the Iraq war at a time some Democrats are pressuring the administration to begin a withdrawal. Mr. Lieberman particularly infuriated his colleagues when he pointed out at a conference here that President Bush would be commander in chief for three more years and said that "it's time for Democrats who distrust President Bush to acknowledge that." http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/10/po...gewanted=print Yeah Demo Cry Babies, grow up and face the fact. Three more years! Then will come another Republican President for at least 8 more years, so hang on to your butts, it's going to be a fun ride! Three more years! Oh golly gee, I really hope Senator Lieberman bolts the Democratic party. The liberals are already having a feeding frency against Hillary, so this all looks real well for us evil Neocons.
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