Joe LIEberman (Insurance-CON) went on Fox News Sunday this morning and in addition to promising to block the public option, he announced that he was finally planning to hold hearings in the Homeland Security Committee. Recall that LIEberman steadfastly refused to hold oversight hearings on the Bush failures in Katrina, but was still allowed to continue chairing the committee even after campaigning for John McCain (Old-GetOffMyYard) in the 2008 presidential election. What will be the topic for the hearings? Nothing other than a big round of "booga booga there's Mooslums in the military!"

Senator Unprincipled Opportunist manages to flip flop on health reform, lie about his concern over the national debt and threated to kill health care reform, while Fox' Chris Wallace never blinked an eye.

James Inhofe (R-OK) appeared briefly today at a climate bill markup in the Senate Environment and Public Works committee, simply to drop off a letter with a series of Republican demands on how to move forward on the bill. The letter basically asks the EPA for a "full assessment" of the Senate bill, including modeling that they are probably not even equipped to do. It's just a stall tactic, and Democrats treated it as such: "Thanks for stopping by," Boxer told Inhofe.

Liberals turned Joe Lieberman into an unprincipled opportunist.

There appears to be no limit to the number of lies and misrepresentations the unprincipled opportunist Joe Lieberman will embrace so the media will think Joe is "relevant."

Joe Lieberman hangs out with all manner of people -- the people you'd expect.

This morning on Face the Nation, Joe Lieberman said "I wish people would come out and debate me on the public option instead of questioning my motives."

Well, it's not an election year, so the good people of Connecticut probably haven't seen him enough to debate him.

"It's journalistic shorthand to note a politician's party identification and state after his or her name. For example: Jane Doe (D-NY). And so Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman is identified as (I-CT). But the 'I' does not stand for 'Independent.' It stands for 'Insurance Industry.' "

Joe Lieberman has shifted his argument for opposing a public option.