[Redleg Duke]

"I think it's wrong for anyone -- the president or any one of us -- to say anything is off the table as we try to get our economy going again," Lieberman said on "Meet The Press". "I think we're going to have a terrible year ahead in Congress if any of the leading parties say, 'No, under no circumstances will I do that.'"

Anyone else besides me notice that whenever reading a quote from Lieberman, you hear it stated in a high-pitched, annoyingly whining voice?

[Wphile]

No kidding. I have to leave the room when he comes on. I saw bits of Feinstein and thought, "whoa...little Tommy has gone to far." What a joke - the Senate Majority leader is splitting his own party. Whoopee. Lieberman's "all cards on the table" is also a joke as many have pointed out. Never in that stack of cards is the mention of spending cuts. Why not repeal your pay raise Tom and Joe? Hee hee. The Dems are idiots.

Also, look at the contrast between Daschle and Bush. Bush is so upbeat (this town hall format is perfect for him), optimistic, full of vigor and energy. Daschle behind a podium, pessimistic and depressing, and what a monotonous speaking voice. I think Tommy's presidential timber may have been cut down a bit. What a bore.

[RightRules]

"I think it's wrong for anyone -- the president or any one of us -- to say anything is off the table..." ---Whiny Leiberman

During tough times, the first thing most of us put "on the table" is the expense side of our budget. I hope Mr. Loserman would support congress taking this same approach.

Cut spending. Then maybe we can talk about whether you get our extra taxes back.

These people amaze me. This is like arguing over whether the IRS should send us our refund checks (which return surplus tax dollars).

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

"I think it's wrong for anyone -- the president or any one of us -- to say anything is off the table as we try to get our economy going again," Lieberman said on "Meet The Press".

Especially when it involves 60 votes to pass legislation.

Why have the WTC unemployed been without benefits for more than three months?

Why wouldn't starting the tax decreases earlier stimulate?

Who are the 85% of America which consistently back Bush in the polls?

What would Dashole's... response be to the reason why we are fighting terrorism today, funding it as well as it's depletions, and subjecting our military to it's dangers?