Posted on 12/17/2009 3:01:57 PM PST by MplsSteve
Democratic Sen. Al Franken took the unusual step Thursday of shutting down Sen. Joe Lieberman on the Senate floor.
Lieberman, a Connecticut independent, currently is the target of liberal wrath over his opposition to a government-run insurance plan in the health care bill.
Franken was presiding over the Senate Thursday afternoon as Lieberman spoke about amendments he planned to offer to the bill. Lieberman asked for an additional moment to finish a routine request but Franken refused to grant the time.
"In my capacity as the senator from Minnesota, I object," Franken said.
"Really?" said Lieberman. "OK."
(Excerpt) Read more at startribune.com ...
Franken is a fascist crushing a nit. What else is there to know about this story?
This may be historic - first time a Senator whose winning vote margin was found in the trunk of a car after the election was over
You are correct sir. One poll worker admitted she stuffed the ballot box at least 150 time. Coleman won that election, the dims stole it.
Also posted here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2409877/posts
I’ve been on a movie set with him but I don’t know him personally. He comes off as arrogant and Napoleonic (short man’s syndrome — and not every short man has it so I am not knocking all the wonderful short guys out there).
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass next Tuesday.
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass.
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Id love to beat his sorry ass.
I'd love to help you do it.
A question:
If the majority leader, the Vice President, and the President Pro-Tem are not present, is the selection over who presides somewhat based on seniority? Or is it whoever Harry Reid chooses?
I try to remind myself that there is Minneapolis (which unfortunately spills over), and then there is the rest of Minnesota. Al Franken is Minneapolis. So for that matter is Garrison Keillor, even though his “Prairie Home Companion” is at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. I know some St Paul liberals who think Keillor is an arrogant ass.
Franken(stein) and “Clobber-her” are approximately equal embarrassments to my state. We’ll deal with them some way some day, but even together, they’re not worth one bullet. For now, we’ll just change their diapers, feed and burp them.
LOL. I’m sensing a new classical FR meme being born! :-)
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass in five years.
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass next Tuesday.
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass.
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Id love to beat his sorry ass.
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Id love to watch.
Id love to tape it for YouTube.
Id love to post it for you.
I’d love to make it go viral for you.
I loved Lieberman’s comeback...
And as for Franken...He prefers to be addressed as “Senator.”
Great picture!!! I think in our modern era, it would be any one of the demoRATs on the bottom, curled up in cowardly fetal position, while Michelle Bachmann R-MN beat the sh_t out of the demoRAT cowering underneath like the cowards they all are!!!
It’s not out of the ordinary to have a freshman senator preside over the Senate. They are there just to move things along and rarely have to make a serious decision or ruling on anything.
I’ve been on the Senate floor during debate as well as up in the galleries. Most senators who are presiding over the Senate usually look extremely bored or are signing birthday cards for their constituents.
See Post 53.
It’s pretty much an expected thing for freshmen senators to do.
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass in five years.
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass next Tuesday
Id love to see someone beat his sorry ass.
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Id love to beat his sorry ass.
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Id love to watch.
Id love to tape it for YouTube.
Id love to post it for you.
Id love to make it go viral for you.
Hahahahaha...and your tag-line wraps it all up...
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