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| Good riddance is right. He was getting crushed in the primary polls by his republican opponent so he switches parties. At least Lieberman ran as an independent.
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| Lieberman might be closer to a Republican than Specter.
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| I'm not so sure exactly who's outraged and who was surprised at all about this. As mentioned, he was getting smoked in projections for the primaries and did this because it's his only shot at re-election. In fact I'm guessing most conservatives are thrilled, no more having to choose between a Dem and a Dem pretending to be a Republican. The only complaint I hear is from people pissed that he was saying how precious the remaining few Republican senators are and how he dreads a one party system less than two months ago. Let him prey on the Dems now -- good riddance to bad rubbish, I wouldn't mind seeing the rest of these RINOs like Snow go too. TheHill.com - Specter won’t rule out run as an Independent “I’m staying a Republican because I think I have a more important role to play there,” he said. “I think the United States very desperately needs a two-party system. … And I’m afraid that we’re becoming a one-party system, with Republicans becoming just a regional party.” “I think each of the 41 Republican senators, in a sense — and I don’t want to overstate this — is a national asset,” he said, “because if one was gone, you’d only have 40, the Democrats would have 60, and they would control all of the mechanisms of government.” Last edited by Mets bs : 04-29-2009 at 02:50 PM. |
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| Lieberman is a ball-less pice of crap. He didn't have the nerve to leave his party, he backed the Republican candidate, but stayed a Democrat? He played both ends and when his bioy McCain got whipped he ran back to the DEMS with his tail between his legd FU(K that piece of $hit Lieberman. Spectre had the sack to stnad up and switch, not straddle the fence
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| There's two sides of this argument. On one hand both of these Senators weren't going to be re-elected if they stayed in their party they had previously belonged to. Plus they both had disagreements with their national party on a few issues. Beyond the doubt it was a selfish thing but it was what it was. |
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