Leadfoot wrote:
One, it's a little late and the timing is a little suspicious.
Two, Joe might need a new job and he would be a leading candidate to replace
Rumsfeld
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060821/...nate_lieberman
Sen. Joe Lieberman, attacked by fellow Democrats as being too close to the
White House on the Iraq War, on Sunday called on Defense Secretary Donald
Rumsfeld to resign but said the United States cannot "walk away" from the
Iraqis.
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And, on top of that ...
Lieberman to consider Iraq pullout plan
By SUSAN HAIGH
ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Sen. Joe Lieberman, the three-term Democrat whose
independent campaign for re-election is being seen as a referendum on
the Iraq war, said Friday he would consider taking a look at a fellow
lawmaker's proposal for a timeline for troop withdrawals.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nation...ut_Senate.html
What is real interesting is that the "fellow lawmaker" is a Republican
who has been hammered for his support of the Iraq occupation and is now
considering changing his stand.
Ain't politics grand?
:-)
John Mullen