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| Monday, August 07, 2006 |
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 He thinks Iraq is better ... yet worse ...
He's falling behind in the polls ...
... Cokie Roberts thinks he's no more bullish on the war than other Democrats (note to self, she's losing her grip on reality, Rumsfeld style...)
... and Lannie Davis is dunking him in rhetorical pudding...
But all Joe Lieberman really wants is (no, not better makeup...) he wants to keep his job.
Tuesday will tell whether or not he will, or whether the Iraq war will turn this "90 percent" Democrat into a primary result-shunning Independent (or into the new Zell Miller...)
As for me, I wish we lived in a time when you could challenge a man to a duel. ...
Tags: Lieberman, Connecticut, Senate, Joe Lieberman, Ned Lamont, Politics, 2006, Lieberman, Lamont, Iraq |
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