
06-09-2009, 05:09 PM
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Lieberman, Graham Threaten to Shut Down Senate - Roll Call
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Both Senators said they were alarmed that a House-Senate conference committee on the supplemental war spending bill appears poised to eliminate language — inserted by the two Senators — that would block public disclosure of detainee abuse photos.
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If the provision is eliminated, Lieberman and Graham said they would vote against the supplemental and any attempts to bring debate on the measure to a close.
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Graham accused House Democratic leaders of being beholden to “a fringe element in American politics” because he said they appear to be taking the side of the American Civil Liberties Union, which has sued the government under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the other photos.
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Ahhh. Bipartisanship at it's finest.
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06-09-2009, 08:34 PM
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My my my The Dems mis-behaving yet again and called on it by one of their own!
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06-09-2009, 08:37 PM
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Location: NC
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Originally Posted by Miborn
My my my The Dems mis-behaving yet again and called on it by one of their own!
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Lieberman is not a democrat and has not been for some time. The democratic party rejected him in 2006 and as a result he has been an independent who caucuses with the dems.
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06-09-2009, 08:38 PM
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Location: SARASOTA, FLORIDA
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The baby liberal crickets are asking the Obama camp on how to respond to this.
They are so crooked it is no longer funny.
Both senators should be commented to stopping the morons from making things worse.
Pelosi will be running scared as her photo may come up in some of those photos!!!!     
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06-09-2009, 08:40 PM
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Location: SARASOTA, FLORIDA
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Originally Posted by Randomstudent
Lieberman is not a democrat and has not been for some time. The democratic party rejected him in 2006 and as a result he has been an independent who caucuses with the dems.
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The party does not reject him, his voters do.
One single honest democrat and your party does not like him.
Guess he is not follow the moron leader democratic type is he.
I knew someone would come on a down Lieberman.
Willing to bet most of the libs here voted for Joe in 2000 didn't you?
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06-09-2009, 08:47 PM
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Location: NC
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Originally Posted by Sunny-Days90
The party does not reject him, his voters do.
One single honest democrat and your party does not like him.
Guess he is not follow the moron leader democratic type is he.
I knew someone would come on a down Lieberman.
Willing to bet most of the libs here voted for Joe in 2000 didn't you?
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The voters did reject him and no he is not a democrat. The only reason he is in the position he is in is because Harry Reid has no b***s .
Elections News from The Hartford Courant, including local CT elections and Presidential campaigns -- Courant.com
Essentially by losing the primary he was kicked out of the party only he was a sore loser and was lucky enough not to be running in a state with sore loser primary rules.
No I did not vote for him in 2000 I was 14 and I sure as heck did not vote for him in 2004 nor would I vote for him in any year regardless of whether he was the democratic nominee or not because honestly I would prefer a legitimate Republican who has a sense of honor and loyalty to a worthless political oppertunist. He is a worthless waste of a human being and the dems should grow some b***s, strip him of his committee assignments and treat him like the dog mess he is.
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06-09-2009, 08:51 PM
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Location: Raleigh, NC
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These two liberals can shut down the Senate anytime they very well please. The country will do much better without these 100 money wasters in operation.
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06-09-2009, 08:53 PM
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Location: Chicagoland
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The voters did reject him and no he is not a democrat.
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Yes, in the dem primary, for one reason - his stance on Iraq. Money poured into his state from the far-left loonies of the country in the hopes of ousting him.
Can you imagine that; the former VP candidate, a good democrat through and through and you guys let the far-left try and ruin him, all because he wouldn't recant his Iraq war vote like the rest of the cowards did.
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06-09-2009, 08:54 PM
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Location: SARASOTA, FLORIDA
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Originally Posted by Randomstudent
The voters did reject him and no he is not a democrat. The only reason he is in the position he is in is because Harry Reid has no b***s .
Elections News from The Hartford Courant, including local CT elections and Presidential campaigns -- Courant.com
Essentially by losing the primary he was kicked out of the party only he was a sore loser and was lucky enough not to be running in a state with sore loser primary rules.
No I did not vote for him in 2000 I was 14 and I sure as heck did not vote for him in 2004 nor would I vote for him in any year regardless of whether he was the democratic nominee or not because honestly I would prefer a legitimate Republican who has a sense of honor and loyalty to a worthless political oppertunist. He is a worthless waste of a human being and the dems should grow some b***s, strip him of his committee assignments and treat him like the dog mess he is.
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You do not like him because he is honest and tells it like it is.
He was right on the war and the surge and yet none of you give him credit.
So you just proved to me how the democrats work, if someone like Joe goes against your little game then you toss them out.
Ok. I get it. No wonder your party is such as mess and they all walk in line like little robots.
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06-09-2009, 08:55 PM
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Location: SARASOTA, FLORIDA
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Originally Posted by sanrene
Yes, in the dem primary, for one reason - his stance on Iraq. Money poured into his state from the far-left loonies of the country in the hopes of ousting him.
Can you imagine that; the former VP candidate, a good democrat through and through and you guys let the far-left try and ruin him.
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Just the way they operate.
Sure, the higher ups raised money to go against one of their own.
Had sad.
Just shows what type of people that side of the aisle is.
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