Hehehe… regardless of the URL, I don’t think that this is the official website of The Connecticut for Lieberman Party. It’s far too honest to be the official website: When it became clear that Lieberman was no longer a real Democrat, he needed a way to hold onto his precious seat in the Senate. He… Read More »
It’s been a month for writing letters to elected officials, apparently. This time around, I got spurred into action by General Wesley Clarks’ WesPAC to write to Joe Lieberman: Dear Senator Lieberman: Please don’t take this personally, but I believe that you will be doing the wrong thing if you choose to run for senate… Read More »
This is absolutely disgusting, assuming that the report is accurate. According to Boston.com, a report by “Democrats on the House Government Reform Committee, women are being given false, alarmist information regarding abortion risks. From the article: Care Net, an umbrella group for evangelical pregnancy centers across the country, instructs its affiliates to tell callers there… Read More »
Okay, try and stay with me on this one. In a June 14th hearing of the House Subcomittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection, Congressman Joe Pitts, a Pennsylvanian Republican, made the following horrific statement: During the subcommittee’s period of opening remarks on June 14th, Pitts said, “It’s safe to say that a wealthy kid… Read More »
Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens decided to prove to the entire world just how little he knows about the internet while he tried to justify his vote against a net neutrality bill: They want to deliver vast amounts of information over the internet. And again, the internet is not something you just dump something on. It’s… Read More »
This problably shouldn’t be as surprising as it is… The Rocky Mountain News is reporting that Ken Salazar is going to choose to back Joe Lieberman if Lieberman loses to Ned Lamont in a Connecticut primary: Sen. Ken Salazar is risking the ire of some fellow Democrats by pledging to support incumbent Sen. Joe Lieberman,… Read More »