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Ernest Heau

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  • Chris said:

    Lieberman is anathema.

    Chris, I think you actually meant "Lieberman is an enema."

    If I am wrong I apologize.

    Posted at July 2, 2008 11:17 AM in response to Poll: McCain Picking Lieberman As Veep Would Hurt Him In Connecticut

  • How long since his last exorcism?

    Maybe he can exorcise some demoncrats!

    Posted at June 11, 2008 6:24 PM in response to Is Bobby Jindal -- Who May Be On McCain's Veep Shortlist -- An Exorcist?

  • I would be completely surprised if Joe Lieberman does not harbor deep resentment that Obama is the Democratic candidate for president. Let us not forget that Joe had some pretty strong ambitions in this area, and did spectacularly poorly in his own dash to the Oval Office (remember Joementum?).

    So here comes this young whippersnapper with only 4 years in the Senate, grabbing the biggest brass ring of all and...a schwarzer yet!

    I think Joe is boiling over with resentment, and I think that partly, but not entirely, explains his behavior towards Obama. The other part is just rank arrogance and ambition, and a very myopic view of Israel's place in the Middle East.

    Posted at June 10, 2008 8:00 PM in response to Top Lieberman Campaign Official: We Begged Obama For Help In 2006 -- And He Came Through

  • Right now Lieberman's overriding concern is to help McCain win so he can become a cabinet member, most likely Secretary of Defense, though God knows he is abysmally qualified for the job. That means he will be as sleazy as he has to be the make that happen.

    As SecDef his overarching goal is to destroy Iran and make trouble in the Middle East. Peace in the Middle East is the last thing he wants. He is an extremely dangerous man.

    I have read people who compared Lieberman to Iago (Shakepeare's Othello), and I agree that is an apt comparison.

    Posted at June 10, 2008 6:40 PM in response to Top Lieberman Campaign Official: We Begged Obama For Help In 2006 -- And He Came Through

  • Disgruntled Hillary supporters who say they will vote for McCain will cut off their nose to spite their face.

    “There are estimates and, I don’t know if they’re true or not, that there are going to be a couple of vacancies on the Supreme Court in the next presidential term. I am proud to have played a role in the appointment of some great justices to the Court. I am very proud to have played a role in the appointment, nomination of two great Supreme Court justices Roberts and Alito," McCain said.

    http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/02/11/politics/fromtheroad/entry3819847.shtml

    Posted at June 10, 2008 5:58 PM in response to Obama Campaign Manager Promises Campaign Staff In All 50 States

  • ?????

    Posted at June 10, 2008 12:28 AM in response to Obama's master plan?

  • For Obama change is an electoral process. As such it will not happen overnight, not even with two consecutive Obama administrations. You have to begin somewhere, and Obama's revolution is to bring young people into the process who are not protest oriented but who want to make their influence felt. If Obama does it right, he may make politics a respectable profession again. That is real change.

    Posted at June 10, 2008 12:23 AM in response to Obama's master plan?

  • Must see video. Obama talks to his campaign team in Chicago. Inspiring.

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=bnhmByYxEIo

    Posted at June 9, 2008 8:28 PM in response to Polls: Here Comes Obama's Post-Primary Bump

  • So, win, lose, or draw, Hillary is still the big story at TPM. In the meantime, Obama gave a stirring talk to his campaign workers at Chicago, and not a peep out of TPM.

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=bnhmByYxEIo

    Very inspiring.

    Posted at June 9, 2008 8:25 PM in response to Gloria Steinem is Unintentionally Funny

  • God, I wish TPM had a preview feature! Otherwise I would not have said "feminists who want him in office." Most feminists do NOT want McCain in office. I was referring to a small group of feminists who believe that Obama cheated Hillary out of the nomination through sexism. I apologize to feminists at large.

    But I repeat, if TPM wants to play in the big leagues, blogwise, they need to update their posting capability on include Preview and Edit. Thanks, to TPM anyway for a great job up to now. Keep improving.

    Posted at June 8, 2008 12:34 PM in response to Hillary: Time To "Write The Next Chapter In America's Story"

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