[Liz]

Joe (I Led Three Lives) Lieberman can run but he can't hide. Finessing the abortion issue wins you few friends and lots of very astute enemies.

In 2000, "Joey" (or as his wife calls him "my Joey" - I'm not kidding) ran for the Senate and VP simultaneously, conducting a lackluster VP campaign, and his past life as a Clintonesque political operator came back to haunt him. He said he was "troubled" by Clinton's conduct but he voted against impeachment.

A Nexis search found Lieberman said "troubled" over 1200 times in his published remarks. Lieberman was promoted as the "holier-than-thou" candidate, but the so-called "conscience of the Senate," immediately began betraying his "moral" positions in order to shoehorn himself into the Gore campaign.

It was embarrassing watching his campaign forays - he drew sparse audiences and displayed an arrogant "I-am-better-than-thou" attitude.

Let's see how longshot "Joey" explains away his abortion history.

[BenLurkin]

If America wanted this type of guy as president we would have elected him:

[OldFriend]

There isn't enough space to rehash all LIEberman's flip flops. Out right lies. Position changes.

As a woman who grew up in an orthodox jewish home I can tell you that this man would be far more comfortable in the reform branch of judaism because he follows NONE of the tenets of orthodox judaism.

[Recon by Fire]

Maybe Al Bore will run as Losermans VP!

[Paul Atreides]

Can you imagine four years of having to listen to that voice?! I predict that if Lieberman was to ever become President, the suicide rate would skyrocket.

[J. Semper Paratus]

Have you ever seen Joe Lieberman walk?

He lists to port and seems to scurry like a 2year old toddler rather than walk.

Does anyone know why?

[WorkingClassFilth]

If Lieberman is the "conscience of the Senate," then it must be located just aft of the rectum of the Senate.

[backhoe]

Locator ^

[timestax]

bump

[Mudboy Slim]

LIEberman's an Insincere Lefty DOLT...I'll be POTUS before that MORON...MUD

[meandog]

Mr. Lieberman, an orthodox Jew, has defended his record, saying Jewish law is so deeply divided on the issue of abortion that even among orthodox Jews it may be construed as "a personal matter."

Liar! The chief orthodox rabbi in Israel has drawn a pretty deep line in the moral sand of absolutism on abortion...it is the reform and conservative Jews that are ambivalent on the issue.

[MeekOneGOP]

Thanks. I found it . . .