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Originally Posted by spence
This is just right-wing rhetoric...
Who's standing up for the middle class, which represents the majority of Americans?
It sure as heck isn't the GOP...
I look at the Republican party today and I see a party out to divde America using fear, willing to compromise the US Constitution for executive privelage, that's using our Federal budget to redirect our tax revenues to corporate interests and is blindly supporting a long string of foreign policy blunders with zero congressional oversight.
And yet a democratic choice to oppose a Senator who's been aligned nearly 100% with the Administration is a "disgrace"?
As Thomas Jefferson said, when the government is broken the people will fix it.
-spence
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Spence, Look at Liebermans voting record and tell us he is aligned nearly 100% with the Bush Administration. The fact is he against 99% of all current policy with one exception and that is the war. You will be hard pressed to find a more liberal voting record than Joes. Bottom line, there is no room for any dissent from the far left (controlling faction) of the Democratic party. Did you notice who was standing behind Lamont when he gave his victory speech?