If lieberman votes Yes for Alito. What should democrats do with him.

[MODU]

If lieberman votes Yes for Alito. What should democrats do with him.

Kill him! 

But not before ripping off his flesh and eating it before his children!

[J. J.]

Now if Lieberman votes Yes then i think the dems need to do something about it. So its time to put pressure on him.

Lieberman, Joseph I.- (D - CT)
706 HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510
(202) 224-4041
Web Form: lieberman.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm?regarding=issue

If he votes yes, the Democrats should consider nominating him for president in 2008.

[dazzleman]

"The Democrats" can't do anything with him.  It is up to the people of Connecticut to judge Lieberman's record as a Senator.

If 'the Democrats' want to chase him out of the party, it's their loss, in any case.

[Cubby]

As one of the "good people of Connecticut", I suppose I should say something...............

I hope Lieberman votes no on Alito. Both Joe and Dodd voted yes on Roberts, which was good because he's really cool.

But even if Lieberman votes yes, its not like I'd be angry or something. I doubt that this Weicker thing will get off the ground.

I should mention to you guys that there have been several articles in the state media about Weicker's possible challenge, so people are starting to take notice.

[dazzleman]

As one of the "good people of Connecticut", I suppose I should say something...............

I hope Lieberman votes no on Alito. Both Joe and Dodd voted yes on Roberts, which was good because he's really cool.

But even if Lieberman votes yes, its not like I'd be angry or something. I doubt that this Weicker thing will get off the ground.

I should mention to you guys that there have been several articles in the state media about Weicker's possible challenge, so people are starting to take notice.

The polls also show Weicker far, far behind Lieberman.  I don't think people have ever forgiven Weicker for the income tax.  Politics works that way sometimes.

[12th Doctor]

Please do something about it.  Tell him to switch parties and join the top of the ballot with the most popular Governor in America.  That'll really show us.

Honestly, I agree with you 100% Don.  I would love to see Lieberman in our party.  If the Democrats finally want to force him off the deep end, I would welcome him with open arms.  As far as I am concerned, he is the best Senator this country has right now.

[Cubby]

As one of the "good people of Connecticut", I suppose I should say something...............

I hope Lieberman votes no on Alito. Both Joe and Dodd voted yes on Roberts, which was good because he's really cool.

But even if Lieberman votes yes, its not like I'd be angry or something. I doubt that this Weicker thing will get off the ground.

I should mention to you guys that there have been several articles in the state media about Weicker's possible challenge, so people are starting to take notice.

The polls also show Weicker far, far behind Lieberman.  I don't think people have ever forgiven Weicker for the income tax.  Politics works that way sometimes.

Dazzleman I don't think very many people remember the income tax change, that was over a decade ago. Almost every state has one now.

He's a good Senator, his rampant Bush-loving aside. Its very hard to defeat an incumbent one in a primary, as we saw in PA in '04)

[??????????]

Please do something about it.  Tell him to switch parties and join the top of the ballot with the most popular Governor in America.  That'll really show us.

Honestly, I agree with you 100% Don.  I would love to see Lieberman in our party.  If the Democrats finally want to force him off the deep end, I would welcome him with open arms.  As far as I am concerned, he is the best Senator this country has right now.

Except the fact that he's an economic left winger.

[Gustaf]

I think Democrats should hang him up-side down on a donkey and spit on him.

[MasterJedi]

"The Democrats" can't do anything with him.  It is up to the people of Connecticut to judge Lieberman's record as a Senator.

If 'the Democrats' want to chase him out of the party, it's their loss, in any case.

Ah, another great statement I agree with dazzleman.