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[lapsedmodernist]

In the grand scheme of things, yes, I hate all the Bu$hCo supporters equally...but sometimes the hate burns stronger for some...like the CT-based whore Joe Lieberman, who's got shit caking his nose AND filling his mouth. The best part is how now that he won as an Independenent, largerly with Republican help, he can tell everyone to go fuck themselves for the next term...not that he wasn't doing it with his Democratic incumbents already.

Clearly, war criminals are not interested in the opinion of the public they are supposed to serve and represent. But whoo cares as long as the Empire's got the oil?

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[orpheusinhades.livejournal.com]

I always hate people who pretend to be your friends worse than the ones who declare outright they're your enemies.

The worst thing about Lieberman is that he provides a rolemodel for a bunch of previously-liberal Jews who have decided to jump ship. More and more I am talking to older friends of my father who have decided that Lieberman is the future of the Democratic party, despite all evidence to the contrary.

The Bushites have always subscribed to the philosophy that the people will follow if the leaders lead. As a result they don't give a damn about what the people think so long as it doesn't directly influence policy.

[the-macnab.livejournal.com]

I'm hoping for a larger majority in 2008, at which point the Democrats throw Lieberman under a bus. And I'm not using that term in its usual political parlance. I hope they carry him down the steps of the Capitol to where the tour groups pull up, and fling him under one of the buses.

[mjmj.livejournal.com]

Clearly, war criminals are not interested in the opinion of the public they are supposed to serve and represent.

In case it isn't clear enough, 'dick' made it explicit shortly before last year's election -- "[what the public thinks] doesn't matter...we're not running for office."

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=2627805

"It may not be popular with the public — it doesn't matter in the sense that we have to continue the mission and do what we think is right. And that's exactly what we're doing," Cheney said. "We're not running for office. We're doing what we think is right."