Hmm, a new name around here, c u n d gulag is (and undeniably a new guy).

Ken Salazar is not the sharpest knife in the drawer; he will figure it out, sooner or later — he too, will miss the train to CT.

It’s embarassing to be from Colorado and have Ken making a fool of himself over this issue, but really, what on earth does he think he’s doing? I grew up in CT and they barely know Colorado exists. Most people couldn’t find it on a map! And they’re supposed to care what the junior senator from Colorado they’ve never heard of thinks?

That’s one endorsement that will make ZERO impact! Joe’d do better by lining up support from some Hartford city councilman. At least there’s a chance that someone in the State of Connecticut might actually have heard of the guy.

Indeed, many of us see the subtleties of “liberal racism” to be every bit as insidious as the occasional outbursts of overt white supremacy that attracts such faux outrage from white liberals.

How do you know it’s “faux”? Are you saying that there are no whites who are offended by white supremacy? Whites aren’t allowed to criticize white racists unless they can PROVE they have never said or believed anything culturally insensitive?

Isn’t this the Republican talking point: Don’t criticize our appeals to power through racism because deep down you believe in it too. (Not!) Well I believe that appeals for power through demogoguery is the worst kind of racism–and yes, there is a continuum. You think racism is going to end if white liberals just shut up about it? Or did you just see an opportunity to take a swipe at Jane, and didn’t care if you had to spout a racist republican talking point to do it?

Please guys, look at the CT electorate in demographic terms. CT has several cities, New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, with very poor inner cities beset by drug gangs (African American and Latino) poor schools, High Unemployment, and all the rest. If they vote, they vote Democratic. But traditionally, they are also attached to Lieberman — he gets more proportional support there than he does among indies and liberals from the middle class, and the employed and better educated.

Both Lamont and Maccaca Joe spent a ton of money and time in Hartford for the primary. The underwhelming response was 9,000 votes. By those numbers, if one thinks using the Rovian tactics can help, it’s worth the risk. Ethics have nothing to do with with what an 18 year incumbent feels a false sense of entitlement to.

Race-baiting is an abomination.

Joe must be called on it, frequently and vociferously.

My CT friends — who voted for Liebersleaze three times — are totally revolted by his behavior. They are also furious to realize that, all this time, Liebersleaze had them fooled. Not any more.

Hadassah,
How do you stand that arrogant, sanctimonious and limp PRICK?

Joe, your 18 years and 15 minutes are done. Shut up and go away. Far away….

God, I never hated anyone except Hilter, Stalin, Walter O’Malley and Nixon until 2000. I never realized how much I could hate some people until Dumbaya came into power.

FYI, from wikipedia:
“Lieberman met his first wife, Betty Haas, at the congressional office of Senator Abraham Ribicoff (D-Conn), where they worked as summer student interns. They married in 1965 while Joe Lieberman was in law school. They had two children – Matt and Rebecca. Betty, who is also Jewish, later worked as a psychiatric social worker. In 1981, the couple divorced. During an interview with New York Magazine, when asked about the divorce, Lieberman said, “one of the differences we had was in levels of religious observance,” he says. “But I’m convinced if that was the only difference, we wouldn’t have gotten divorced.”[5] In 1982, he met his second wife, Hadassah Freilich Tucker while he was running for attorney general of Connecticut. Hadassah Lieberman is the child of a Holocaust survivor. According to Washington Jewish Week, Lieberman called her for a date because he thought it would be interesting to go out with someone named Hadassah. (Hadassah, which is Hebrew for Esther, the heroine of the Jewish holiday of Purim, is also the name of the Women’s Zionist Organization of America).[6] They married on March 20, 1983.[citation needed] Since March 2005, Hadassah Lieberman has been working for Hill & Knowlton, a lobbying firm based in New York City, as a senior counselor in its health and pharmaceuticals practice. She has held senior positions at the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, the American Committee for Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem, Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO), Pfizer, National Research Council, Hoffmann-La Roche, and Lehman Brothers. Joe and Hadassah Lieberman have a daughter, Hani. Lieberman also has a stepson from Hadassah’s previous marriage, Ethan Tucker. Matt Lieberman graduated from Yale University in 1989, and from Yale Law School in 1994. He is the Head of School of Greenfield Hebrew Academy in Atlanta, GA. Rebecca Lieberman graduated from Barnard College in 1991, and from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1997. She is married to Jacob Wisse, son of Harvard professor and fiery pro-Israel hardliner Ruth Wisse.[7] Ethan Tucker graduated from Harvard College in 1997 and was a rabbinical student at the Jewish Theological Seminary.

Lieberman never served in the military. A spokesperson told the Hartford Courant in 1994 that Lieberman received an educational deferment from the Vietnam War draft when he was an undergraduate and law student from 1960-67. Upon graduating from law school at 25, Lieberman qualified for a family deferment as he was already married and had one child, Matt. The draft ended in 1973.[8]”

Another twice-married neo-con who dodged the draft and who’s a sanctimonious coward – and a moralist, to boot!

Hadassah, no wonder you love him!!! WOW, what a guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who’s next up after Joe leaves you for another vote? A “true” Christian like Newt or Rudy, perhaps?
If I remember right, they beat Joe on the twice married front. Moral Christians that they are and all…