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  1. 17th January 2008 01:19 PM #1
    michaelr
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    McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    There’s been plenty of speculation since self-described Democratic-independent Sen. Joe Lieberman started stumping for Sen. John McCain in December that Al Gore’s 2000 runningmate might reprise that role for his Republican friend.
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    Two losers running together? Sounds right....err....left!
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  2. 17th January 2008 01:32 PM #2
    Migi e!
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by michaelr View Post
    The article......

    Two losers running together? Sounds right....err....left!
    Hmmm, that is very interesting.
    Clinton/Obama
    McCain'Lieberman
    Both tickets would be different than anything this counry has ever had.
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  3. 17th January 2008 01:42 PM #3
    michaelr
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by Migi e! View Post
    Hmmm, that is very interesting.
    Clinton/Obama
    McCain'Lieberman
    Both tickets would be different than anything this counry has ever had.
    Yep throw real change away, and offer "change", ouch I just got a headache!
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  4. 17th January 2008 01:45 PM #4
    Migi e!
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by michaelr View Post
    Yep throw real change away, and offer "change", ouch I just got a headache!
    Oh, I disagree, if it's Clinton/Obama, or vice versa, there'd be change for sure, just not the kind that IMO, would be good change. :jawdrop:
    Now if it's McCain/Lieberman, no change, just more of the same. Again, IMO, nearly as bad.
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  5. 17th January 2008 03:22 PM #5
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by Migi e! View Post
    Hmmm, that is very interesting.
    Clinton/Obama
    McCain'Lieberman
    Both tickets would be different than anything this counry has ever had.
    It would be very, very interesting Migi e!
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  6. 17th January 2008 03:35 PM #6
    Migi e!
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by Bourne View Post
    It would be very, very interesting Migi e!
    It would, & maybe even enjoyable. That would be a change.
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  7. 17th January 2008 03:40 PM #7
    michaelr
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Real change would be preferable to me, these offer more of the same.
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  8. 17th January 2008 04:15 PM #8
    Davocrat
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Yuck. The Lieberbush and McCain. Talk about stagnation and resistance to change. Why not Zell Miller for crying out loud?

    Thankfully, Lieberman is about as exciting as unsweetened oatmeal.



    AND...he has a surprisingly giant ego.
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  9. 17th January 2008 04:24 PM #9
    Migi e!
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Liebermans constituents seem to like him, no matter what the dems tried to do to him.
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  10. 17th January 2008 04:28 PM #10
    michaelr
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    Re: McCain Coy on Lieberman Speculation

    Quote Originally Posted by Migi e! View Post
    Liebermans constituents seem to like him, no matter what the dems tried to do to him.
    Hell the repubs tossed the last race for him, he got more republican votes then Dem votes. Everyone loves a warmonger these days.
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