How Fucking TERRIFIED Is LIEberman Right Now

[matcom]

:rofl:

you stupid FUCK! Welcome to the unemployment line asshole.

[stolivodka]

1. If the idiots in his district grow a brain, you mean..

Maybe the DNC will, um, support the Democrat, next time. Hopefully? Maybe? Am I asking too much?

EDIT: STATE! STATE! SORRY!!

[Richardo]

4. District?

[EastTennesseeDem]

6. He said he'd help Barack Obama reach the stars

Hm

[speedoo]

10. He was elected in 2006 by Republicans.

He did not get the majority of Democrat votes.

[BlooInBloo]

27. Just so no one is under any illusions....

[terrya]

14. He's a Senator. Represents the entire state of Connecticut.

[Cattledog]

2. Unfortunately he'll be around for 5 more years.

[Hamlette]

12. 4 more years, please, don't make it worse than it is

[speedoo]

15. Four.

And it does not appear that they will be happy years for Joeblivion.

[Virginia Dare]

21. 5 MISERABLE years with any luck...n/t

[Coexist]

3. reaping.... sowing... you know the drill.

[DemzRock]

Yeah, wouldit have really been that hard to represent the people of his state and not...

corporate warmongers?

[DemzRock]

5. Yeah, wouldit have really been that hard to represent the people of his state and not...

corporate warmongers?

[ulysses]

7. unemployment line I doubt.

He'll be head of the Neville Chamberlain Appreciation Society before long.

[av8rdave]

8. What do you bet he'll "return" to the democratic fold if Obama wins

[Howardx]

9. i hope he tries that

and gets humiliated

[casus belli]

17. Aww gee, Joe. We had a spot but now it's gone. Send our regards to your family. n/t

[prolesunited]

18. No kidding

I hope Dems get their veto-proof majority and when he comes crawling, they can say "So sorry, Joe."

[Virginia Dare]

22. He'll probably try..

I hope the Dems extort more money out of him and then dump his ass anyway.

[BrklynLiberal]

11. I bet he is using this everyday...

[casus belli]

13. From your mouth to God's ears.

I'm sick of looking at the whiny little weasel. Too bad for Joe that the channeling of his inner conservative to prepare for his eventual defection to the GOP comes at a time when the GOP is looking at a decade or better of irrelevance.

[speedoo]

16. If he is just now becoming terrified, he's much stupider than any of us thought. nt

[jberryhill]

19. Need him to stop filibusters if we don't get 60 any other way...

And the Reps will front him as the deal breaker.

[bridgit]

20. I was suggested he'll just switch parties for good just to mess up the numbers...

Carpetbaggers & shape-shifters have that in common

[onenote]

26. he really won't be in a position to "mess up" any number that matters

The only number that his caucusing with the Democrats impacts is 51 -- that's the number of Democrats needed to control the agenda and the Committees in the Senate. The 60 votes needed to stop a filibuster aren't going to be determined solely by party affiliation. As we've seen, Democrats don't necessarily vote lockstep on all cloture motions and whether joeyboy supports or opposes one isn't going to change based on what party label he affixes to himself. Same goes with overriding vetoes (although with a Democratic president, that wouldn't be an issue).

My guess is that he continues to be whatever the heck he is today, but that he won't have a committee chair anymore. At least that's what I hope is the result. There are going to be a number of new Democratic senators and they should be getting the plum positions, not someone who actively worked against the party's presidential ticket.

[calico1]

23. Be more angry at our local Democratic

party. And some Democrats nationally.

Had they come out for Lamont and showed their full support (like they should have because he was the Democratic nominee and who the CT Democrats chose) he'd be out Senator now, not Lieberman. Lieberman won by about 4 points. It wasn't an ass kicking.

The silence among our local Democrats was deafening. I wonder how they have felt since then. And don't forget that the lovely Barbara Boxer came to my state to campaign for Lieberman. Ugh.

God bless Maxine Waters who came and campaigned for Lamont.

I am very pissed that Lieberman is still Senator.

But I am more pissed that a lot of Democrats who should have supported Lamont left him pretty much on his own. And some like Boxer publicly supported Lieberman.

I will never forget that.

I hope they all think about that often and realize how he played them.

[David Zephyr]

24. Now that's the matcom I love so dearly.

Spoken so well and I couldn't have said it better than you did. :hi:

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

25. Jagoffs like him never have to worry about the unemployment line.

He'll whore his services out to The Carlyle Group or some shit. I would like to see Barbara Boxer cock punch him before he's booted from the party.