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By: Right Voices » » Bill Clinton Put Friendship Above Differences

Right Voices » » Bill Clinton Put Friendship Above Differences — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 14:12:18 +0000

[...] This is actually a good example of what I was talking about here. In a surprise move, former President Bill Clinton will campaign for Sen. Joe Lieberman in the Democrat’s closely contested primary race in Connecticut. [...]

By: San Francisco Liberal

San Francisco Liberal — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 16:55:44 +0000

“…recognizes the supporter of Lamont for what they are..exteme far left liberals:the drag on the ticket.”

Wow. Looks like the Dems are getting a taste of what the Republicans have been dealing with for over a decade now.

Each party has it’s own wing of extremists. Libs have Rabid-Anti-War types, and Conservs have backward thinking religious wackos.

Both parties fringes sure do make a lot of noise. (!)

By: Peejz

Peejz — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 09:46:22 +0000

How else to explain the tepid response by party officials to Ned Lamont’s challenge of Lieberman?.

I would explain it by the fact that the Senate recognizes the supporter of Lamont for what they are..exteme far left liberals…the drag on the ticket….

By: Star A. Decise

Star A. Decise — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 03:31:18 +0000

Washington’s old boys network is so much a club as a fraternity that defends its own at all costs. How else to explain the tepid response by party officials to Ned Lamont’s challenge of Lieberman?.

As the blog The Enigmatic Paradox has noted in myriad posts and in great detail, the overnight blossoming of Lamont’s campaign reflects the natural political evolution – ooops, perhaps that should be creationism – of the Northeast.

If Lamont wins, it will ‘Connecticut Shot’ heard round the country.