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And, yes, I DO take it personally: Sirota on Lieberman's treachery - to his OWN PARTY
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Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Sirota on Lieberman's treachery - to his OWN PARTY

if we ever needed proof that lieberman isn't a democrat, his announced intention to proceed with his independent candidacy is it... as sirota sees it...
[I]n his last coughing gasps, Lieberman is now saying he will, in fact, fire off that last spiteful round - right into the gut of the Democratic Party.

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This, from the guy who went on television after the 2004 presidential race (which was the closer than the Connecticut primary) to declare that "there's no prizes for second place in American politics." Yes, you read that right - the Senator who says there's "no prizes for second place" and who has in the final days of Democratic primary campaigning been running around claiming that he gets the message and realizes he no longer should enable George W. Bush's right-wing agenda now is saying that he will try to rely on hard-core Republican voters and moneymen in a general election contest in a desperate attempt to hold onto power.

but, lest we forget to celebrate the moment...
This is an incredible victory tonight. Ordinary people showed that no politician - even a snake like Lieberman with every single advantage - is above American democracy. Though Lieberman and the lobbyists who are backing him would like everyone to forget about democracy, Ned Lamont tonight showed that ordinary people in this country still have power and that no Senate seat is the exclusive property of any one individual.

but, my god, there's so far to go...

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