Al From is saddened.

[madfloridian]

Democratic Leadership Council

Statement by Al From in Reaction to Lieberman Endorsement
In reaction to Senator Joe Lieberman's (ID-CT) endorsement of Senator John McCain's campaign for president today, Al From, founder and CEO of the Democratic Leadership Council, released the following statement:

"I am very saddened by Senator Lieberman's choice, and profoundly disagree with it. We need to elect a Democratic president in 2008."

Dear Al, sometimes actions come back to haunt. Sorry about that. Saying I told you so would not be a good thing, would it?

[Justitia]

1. To Al From: Told ya so, told ya so, told ya so!

There Mad, did it for you.

Although I doubt he really cares, Al From is about as much a Democrat as Lieberscum.

[tularetom]

2. Fake Democrat whines when other fake Dem endorses McCain

This dipshit frum has been talkin like a repub for years. Why is he surprised that somebody actually listened.

[HughBeaumont]

3. Fraudocrat Al From wakes up.

Both he and Holy Joe should, in the immortal words of Run-DMC, "find a short pier and take a long walk".

[Justitia]

6. "Fraudocrat" - I like that, LOL. -eom

[AX10]

4. Al Fraud has no right to complain.

He supported asshole's like Lieberman even at the behest of the greater party.
:nopity:

[Buzz Clik]

5. Perhaps we can From a nice fruit cake to cheer him up.

yummy! The best way to turn that frown upside down.

[flpoljunkie]

7. I found Joe Klein's take on Lieberman's endorsement and influence in NH worth reading

http://www.time-blog.com/swampland/2007/12/al_from_gets_religion.html

Swampland, TIME
December 17, 2007

Al From Gets Religion
Posted by Joe Klein

A press release from the Democratic Leadership Council today:

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In reaction Senator Joe Lieberman's (ID-Conn.) endorsement of Senator John McCain's campaign for president today, Al From, founder and CEO of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) released the following statement:

"I am very saddened by Senator Lieberman's choice, and profoundly disagree with it. We need to elect a Democratic president in 2008."

For what it's worth, I don't think the Lieberman endorsement is going to help McCain with unaffiliated voters in New Hampshire. The Republican-leaning independents were probably heading toward McCain or Giuliani anyway. Unlike 2000, the Democratic-leaners will not cross over to vote McCain. They'll be more interested in influencing the tight Democratic race. And I'd bet that the relatively tiny group of truly independent voters will trend toward the Democratic race, since it's much more interesting.

This endorsement was more a matter of sentiment than of strategy: Lieberman and McCain simply adore each other, in an embattled way. They share a myopic, and wrongheaded, view of Iraq, a view that has intensified as the Anbar Awakening succeeded and Baghdad's ethnic cleansing reduced the violence there. Both talk of "victory" in Iraq, which is foolish. Neither understands the importance of the intra-Shi'ite conflict in the south in determining the future of the country. Both want to bomb-bomb-bomb bomb-bomb Iran. I don't think many American voters agree with them.

[Kucinich4America]

8. Yes, Al. We need to elect a Democrat in 2008

And that excludes anyone whose name appears on your website. And most certainly anyone pictured as a "leader" there.