Navy Pride
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Actually no. Learn your Connecticut politics. All of the major party leaders were supporting Joe, but all the activists (who have more of a voice) were backing Lamont because he was actually listening to them, unlike Joe who just expected to win. It was over one issue, I habor no doubts there, but it appears to be most important issue of all for the people who were voting in November, the war in Iraq. If we had "kicked him to the curb," it would have been democracy in action, no matter how respected he is.
He is allowed a different opinion, but if the people of Connecticut didn't want that opinion, they were well within their right to vote him out.
I believe there should be a sense of loyalty that goes both ways.......Just 6 short years ago Leiberman was the nominee for the VP in your party...The day before the democratic primary alll the dems including Chris Dodd were shown standing behind Leiberman, the next day the very same Dems were standing behind Lamont who has a completely different outlook on the war on Terror..........The dems knew Leiberman's position on the war and the supported him in his reelection prior to the primary........How can they do a 180 one day letter and back a cut and runner like Lamont.........
I know Leiberman will not forget that whether you believe it or not......