"My corner of Connecticut was covered in ice today, until news broke of Sen. Joe Lieberman's impending retirement. Magically, a warm glow spread. It was a delicious feeling: the end of the reign of the politician I despise most."
Senator Al Franken (D-MN), presiding over the Senate, shot down a request by Joe Lieberman (MISERABLE PRICK-CT) for an extra minute of speechifying last night, and John McCain (R-AZ) got VERY UPSET, because he had never seen something like that before and it made him worried for "the comity of the Senate." It's like some '80s comedy where the brash young outsider comes in to shake things up and all the stuffy establishment types are horrified, except in this case the brash young outsider is 58 years old, and the things the establishment types are trying to defend aren't funny at all. Although "comity of the Senate" is [...]
When miserable prick Joe Lieberman came out against the public option he was just trying to be an asshole on his own, but happily for him, he also provided cover for a bunch of other Senators to be assholes as well. It's win-win for Joe!
No matter how exciting the idea might be (although, really, doesn't anything Michael Moore fulminates against make you sort of, for a minute, root for it?), Connecticut voters cannot recall their miserable prick of a senator, Joe Lieberman. The best we can do is hope for some hysterical sex scandal that drives him from office.
"Bottom line, I think Sarah Palin for a lot of people has become a spokesperson. People worried that government has forgotten them, has grown too big, that the deficit is growing too large, and in some sense that we're not being as strong as we should be in the world-Governor Palin has spoken to those concerns as much as anyone…. I don't know what her future is. I'm just saying everybody should listen." -Connecticut Senator/miserable prick Joe Lieberman does what he does best, thanking God-with whom he is very close-that Republicans have momentum going into November's election and suggesting that we all lend an ear (and, perhaps, a [...]
The Washington Independent notes a session with reporters miserable prick Joe Lieberman just held at the Capitol, where the Senator "seemed surprised by his own endorsement three months ago of a Medicare buy-in proposal he now opposes – saying that he finally saw the video 'last night,' as if it were someone else who granted the now-infamous interview to the Connecticut Post in September. Stuck in a corner, he offered two explanations." The first one was "Fuck you," and the second one was pretty much the same as the first.
