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Reid is an embarassment to the office of Majority Leader. It is beyond belief that Reid would even suggest bringing this to a vote of the caucus.Why have a Majority Leader?
Whatever way this turns out Harry Reid should resign as Majority Speaker and someone who demands respect should replace him.
On the other hand, if a full Democratic caucus voted to strip Lieberman of his committee chairmanship it would be such a major public humiliation that it would be almost as good as Reid kicking Joe to the curb himself.
The Senators may even know what the votes will be ahead of time, or at least Reid may know. So, this may all be political theater.
But, if they're doing this to try to save Joe's seat, I think it may be an indication of what to expect in the Senate for the next four years.
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It's Official: Full Dem Caucus Will Vote On Lieberman's Fate The full Democratic caucus will vote on whether Joe Lieberman is allowed to keep his chairmanship of the Homeland Security committee at its caucus meeting next week, a leadership aide confirms to us. Previously, Reid's office had held this possibility out but hadn't made a final decision on whether to throw Lieberman's fate to the full Dem caucus for a vote. In the wake of Obama's statement today that he doesn't hold any "grudges" against Lieberman and his decision not to take a position on whether Lieberman keeps his chairmanship, I emailed a leadership aide to ask whether the vote would definitely go forward. His response: "Yes -- this is a decision that will be made by the caucus next week. Absent a stunning series of events there will be a vote next week in the caucus on whether to strip Senator Lieberman of the chairmanship." That would appear to make it official. SNIP
The full Democratic caucus will vote on whether Joe Lieberman is allowed to keep his chairmanship of the Homeland Security committee at its caucus meeting next week, a leadership aide confirms to us.
Previously, Reid's office had held this possibility out but hadn't made a final decision on whether to throw Lieberman's fate to the full Dem caucus for a vote.
In the wake of Obama's statement today that he doesn't hold any "grudges" against Lieberman and his decision not to take a position on whether Lieberman keeps his chairmanship, I emailed a leadership aide to ask whether the vote would definitely go forward. His response:
"Yes -- this is a decision that will be made by the caucus next week. Absent a stunning series of events there will be a vote next week in the caucus on whether to strip Senator Lieberman of the chairmanship."
That would appear to make it official.
SNIP
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