Facing Senator Joseph I. Lieberman’s independent candidacy, Republican officials at the state and national level have made the extraordinary decision to abandon their official candidate, and some are actively working to help Mr. Lieberman win in November.
Despite Mr. Lieberman’s position that he will continue to caucus with Democrats if re-elected, all three Republican Congressional candidates in Connecticut have praised Mr. Lieberman and have not endorsed the party’s nominee, Alan Schlesinger. An independent group with Republican ties is raising money for Mr. Lieberman, who has been a strong supporter of President Bush on the Iraq war.
Senator John McCain of Arizona, while saying he would support the Republican nominee, is not planning to campaign for him, and even allowed two of his aides to consult with the Lieberman camp before the Aug. 8 Democratic primary. And Newt Gingrich, the Republican who once served as House speaker, has endorsed Mr. Lieberman’s candidacy.
You know if this were World War 2 and you found that one of your generals was receiving ammunition and cigars from the Germans wouldn't you be afraid to turn your back on him? Of course you would. You would have to ask yourself, what does the enemy know about my general that I do not?
Now I don't know what Zell Miller's....I am so sorry....Joe Lieberman's game is here but if he is going to allow the Republicans to help him to get elected then why doesn't he have the balls to officially switch parties? And what kind of Democrat would vote for a candidate that is being endorsed by the party that brought us record high deficits, through the roof gas prices, and a embarrassingly unpopular war?
Maybe it is time for these so-called Democrats to go look in a mirror and admit to themselves that they are really Republicans. There, now you can freely oppress the minorities and buy a larger SUV. Don't you feel better?
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