Courant: Lieberman, DeStefano.
New Haven Register: Lieberman, DeStefano.
Danbury News Times: Rell.
The Day: Rell.
Stamford Advocate: Rell (sorta).
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Lieberman's ardent support for the war has obviously roiled those in his party who feel that as a Democrat the senator should have been more critical of the Bush administration's planning and execution of the war. As we've witnessed in recent months, Lieberman's position — which has been consistently principled in keeping with his overall approach to politics — could result in a career-ending challenge for him.
As we've witnessed in recent months, Lieberman's position — which has been consistently principled in keeping with his overall approach to politics — could result in a career-ending challenge for him.
What was Joe's position yesterday about the war? It changes so often I can't keep track.
Congress of CT Community Colleges (4 C's)
CT AFL-CIO
CT League of Conservation Voters (also scorecard
CT Nurses Association
CT Working Families
Love Makes a Family PAC
National Association of Social Workers (federal)
NOW (federal)
Sierra Club (federal)
On the right:
CBIA
CT Family Institute (also scorecard)
NRA
Also candidates surveys:
CT AARP
Organic Consumers Fund
Project Vote Smart
The tree killing press have proven themselves the most incompetent and comfortable people on the planet.
Ben Franklin is rolling in his grave.
CANCEL ALL YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS!!
I never renewed (in August, when the first endorsed LIEberman), but I am still getting the paper delivered.
I left a note to the delivery-man stating that I NO LONGER subscribe to the Courant, so stop delivering. Nope still there on my front stoop, nearly after 4 months after the subscription ran out.
Was considering writing an LTTE, saying I DO NOT WANT YOUR LIEBERMAN IDOLIZING RAG ON MY PROPERTY ANYMORE!
Any suggestions on what I should do with the papers that still get delivered? So far I have been just dumping them straight into the recycling bin...
Key national leaders of both major parties including: John McCain, Republican Senator Geraldine Ferraro, Former Democratic Congresswoman Michael Dukakis, Former Democratic Governor Bill Frenzel, Former Republican Congressman Richard Kimball, Project Vote Smart President
Urge Senator Joseph I. Lieberman to pass the National Political Awareness Test.
Campaign Web Address: http://www.joe2006.c... Washington DC Web Address: http://lieberman.sen... Washington DC Web Mail Address: http://lieberman.sen... ...
Frankly, after looking at Schlesinger's "test" form, I can see why serious candidates stay away from it: It's a loooong list of very simplistic positions from which the candidate checks the positions s/he supports in some cases; indicates levels should be raised, lowered, or kept the same in other cases; or simply answers yes or no in other cases.
Even though it's billed as a "voter self-defense system," I find this approach much less useful than the candidates' own speeches, debates, websites, and even ads. This format doesn't really allow anyone to lay out a nuanced, integrated position, and it give opponents lots of ammo for negative ads.
Lieberman's done lots of stupid, obnoxious things, but IMHO not answering this "test" was not one of them.
Use the Spotlight tool to send a diary to offline journalists, with your feedback or suggestions.(What is Spotlight?)
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