Comments on: No “Willing Suspension of Disbelief” Here http://jscafenette.com/2008/05/24/no-willing-suspension-of-disbelief-here/ Fri, 05 Dec 2008 14:54:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: ~J~ http://jscafenette.com/2008/05/24/no-willing-suspension-of-disbelief-here/#comment-9363 ~J~ Sat, 24 May 2008 08:58:23 +0000 http://jscafenette.com/?p=3748#comment-9363 Lieberman's party abandoned him when an upstart anti-war candidate with lots of money ran against him. He knew the entire state would vote for him even if the party had abandoned him, so he ran as an independent and hasn't been forgiven by a lot of Democrats. He's not exactly a Republican on most issues, but on issues concerning the national security of the United States and Israel we can count on him every time. I wonder if he'll keep his committee chairmanship should the Democrats increase their hold on the Senate. No problem, as I'm sure the Republican leadership will appoint him the ranking member on that committee. He's a good man and not just because I believe he's right on Iraq and Israel, but because he is a good man. Lieberman’s party abandoned him when an upstart anti-war candidate with lots of money ran against him. He knew the entire state would vote for him even if the party had abandoned him, so he ran as an independent and hasn’t been forgiven by a lot of Democrats.

He’s not exactly a Republican on most issues, but on issues concerning the national security of the United States and Israel we can count on him every time.

I wonder if he’ll keep his committee chairmanship should the Democrats increase their hold on the Senate.

No problem, as I’m sure the Republican leadership will appoint him the ranking member on that committee.

He’s a good man and not just because I believe he’s right on Iraq and Israel, but because he is a good man.

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