Not Liberal Enough
Tom Matzzie, Washington director of Moveon.org's political action committee, took umbrage at those comments, saying Thursday that Lieberman was "dead wrong" about Iraq. Matzzie went on to float the idea of challenging Lieberman with a candidate from the ideological left next year. "If there was a strong, viable opposition candidate to Lieberman in the Democratic primary we would ask our members what they want to do," Matzzie said. "Lieberman’s position on Iraq might handicap his ability to win the support of MoveOn members -- and other Connecticut voters." Lieberman's office declined to comment on Matzzie's remarks.
I don't know that MoveOn is going to find a candidate to beat Joe in a primary, but what they can do is weaken him, as has happened to others in the past, for the real election, though he won with 63% of the vote or more in his two other re-election campaigns.
Go to "The Fix" and read the comments if you want to see the part of the Democratic party that MoveOn is playing to.
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I'd rather have Leiberman than several Republicans I can think of.
Of course, moveon isn't for Democrats really; they are for socialists and communists. (That's why they suck so bak!)
You're blogrolled, too.
Thanks for the same!! :)
If he were to lose the Democratic primary, we can always invite him to cross the aisle.
It amazes me how so many of the folks who wanted him as VP now want to toss him out the window for agreeing with Bush on one subject.
It kind of shows the path our discourse in politics has taken over the last 20 years.
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