Hello, democrat newbie. Trying to paint Joe as evil so some Conn Republicans won't vote for him to keep Lament out of the Senate? Bwahahahahaha Democrats are so transparently elitist.
Meaning, of course, that he'll dance with the one that brought him, which will be conservatives and moderates. A lot of these votes on the margins will start going the other way (like votes on abortion notification,vouchers for DC, etc)
I disagree with Joe on many things. But he is right on the WOT, and that is enough for me. Your milage may vary.
supa consrvative aka Sammy 987, freedum fiter, Austin protestor, David Ben, i was wronged, laura lu, libertys fire, bland fare, yellow chip, etc, etc, etc, banned again.
This one was zotted by the mighty Jim Robinson himself. See #75
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I don't like his abortion stance, but If I was in CT, I would cross over and vote for him.
Lieberman supported NARAL Pro-Choice America 100% in 2004.
Lieberman supported Planned Parenthood 100% in 2001.
Lieberman supported the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence 100% in 1999-2000.
Lieberman supported the AFL-CIO 100% of the time in 2003.
Lieberman supported the Teamsters 100% of the time in 2000.
Lieberman supported the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 100% in 2003-2005
Lieberman supported the League of United Latin American Citizens 100% in 2003-2004.
Lieberman supported Americans for Democratic Action 95% in 2001.
Lieberman supported the Brady Gun Control Campaign 90% from 1988-2003
Lieberman supported the League of Conservation Voters 88% in 2001-2002.
Lieberman supported the People for the American Way 85% in 2001-2002.
Lieberman supported the NAACP 85% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the ACLU 83% of the time in 2003-2004.
Lieberman supported the American Immigration Trial Lawyers Association 77% from 1995-2004.
Lieberman supported the National Organization for Women 75% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the Citizens for Global Solutions 69% in 2002-2003.
Lieberman supported the Arab American Institute 60% in 2001-2002.
BUT
Lieberman supported the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 20% in 2004.
Lieberman supported the American Shareholders Association 10% of the time in 2004
Lieberman supported Americans for Tax Reform 10% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the National Taxpayers Union 9% in 2005.
Lieberman supported FreedomWorks 6% in 2005.
Lieberman supported Citizens Against Government Waste 6% in 2002.
Lieberman supported the Republican Liberty Caucus on economic issues 6% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the Business-Industry PAC 5% in 2003-2004.
Lieberman supported the National Tax Limitation Committee 3% in 2003-2004.
Lieberman supported the Christian Action Network 3% during his legislative career up until 2004.
Lieberman supported Gun Owners of America 0% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the National Right to Life Committee 0% in 2001-2004.
Lieberman supported Democrats for Life of America 0% in 2003-2004.
Lieberman supported the American Conservative Union 0% in 2004.
Lieberman supported the Eagle Forum 0% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the Christian Coalition 0% in 2004.
Lieberman supported the Liberty Lobby 0% in 1999.
Lieberman supported the Military Officers Association of America 0% in 2000.
Lieberman supported the American Land Rights Association 0% in 2001-2002.
Lieberman supported the Federation for American Immigration Reform 0% in 2005.
Lieberman supported the National Federation of Independent Business 0% in 2003.
Lieberman supported the National Small Business Association 0% of the time in 2002-2004
AND
Based on the results of a questionnaire, Gun Owners of America assigned Lieberman a grade of F
Based on lifetime voting records on gun issues and the results of a questionaire, the NRA assigned Lieberman a grade of F
OVERALL
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According to the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy's calculations, in 2002, Lieberman voted more liberal on economic policy issues than 87% of U.S. Senators
According to the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy's calculations, in 2002, Lieberman voted more liberal on social policy issues than 82% of U.S. Senators.
According to the National Journal - Composite Liberal Score's calculations, in 2002, Lieberman voted more liberal on economic, defense and foreign policy issues than 78% of U.S. Senators.
Yeah, let's vote for Loserman! Hell, Hillary supports the Iraq war too. We should be THANKFUL to have a staunch ally like her in the Senate!
Great reasons for WHY those of us here, who live in Conn. should NOT vote for LIEberman or Lamont.
With the GOP candidate who has absolutely no chance of winning. There are only two choices in the Ct Senate race , Lieberman and Lamont. One of them will be Senator.
Better Lieberman who gets it about the WOT than Lamont who is a tool of the extreme Far Left.
A Lamont troll here on FreeRepublic!
Who would have guessed?
Your guy is going to get his butt whooped!!