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Joe Lieberman Gets Slap on The Wrist
Joe Lieberman Gets Slap on The Wrist
Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) and Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT), November 18, 2008 [ More Detail ]
Joe The Democrat?
Joe The Democrat? [ More Detail ]
by HeartofdraknIsAlive 7min53sec, Views:316, Ratings:0.00pt, Votes:0, Comments:3, Added at:08/11/15 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Lieberman Attacks Barack Obama, Democratic Party
Lowlights from the past election year. [ More Detail ]
by DailyKosTV 1min41sec, Views:27390, Ratings:4.50pt, Votes:82, Comments:81, Added at:08/11/12 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Lieberman Democrat REALLY?
What is Joe Lieberman's role in the Democratic Party? We know his role in the Republican Party. Follow along: - Lieberman campaigned side-by-side with Republican John McCain for President, not Barack Obama. - Lieberman spoke at the Republican National Convention, a trash the Democrats snark fest. - Lieberman campaigned for Sarah Palin and worse, down ticket Republicans in Senate and House races. Why does Joe "chutzpah" Lieberman even think he should keep his chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee that is based, in part, on his seniority in the Democratic Party?We've watched for years as:- Joe called war opponents traitors, - Joe lied about wanting to bring the troops home to get reelected, - Joe laundered smears that even McCain wasn't willing to launch himself.- Joe stabbed Democrats in the back and did everything he could to keep Barack Obama out of the White House.Joe did it his way. Now must live with the the consequences, sign the petition:http://tinyurl.com/SayNoToJoeLIEberman [ More Detail ]
Sen. Joe Lieberman Mum on Future With Democrats
After meeting with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada), Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Connecticut) didn't discuss the future of his relationship with the Democratic party. (Nov. 6) [ More Detail ]
by AssociatedPress 1min6sec, Views:1151, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:4, Comments:64, Added at:08/11/07 [ DownLoad ]
The "Joe The Plumber" Effect
Republican and Democratic figures discuss both presidential candidate's job creation plans and Joe The Plumber's effect on the election. [ More Detail ]
Barack Obama Vote for Obama 08, Democrat Joe Biden We need change Asiko
song by Foly Asiko &Rose - K Barack Obama Joe Biden Democrat Republican Campaign Asiko Clinton Vote for Barack Osama Nigeria Audacity of Hope The Change we Need Election Join the movement tax believe stock Michelle [ More Detail ]
Joe Biden Rally Speech
Vice Presidential nominee Joe Biden visited William Jewell College on Thursday, Oct. 9th for a Democratic party rally hosted at the Mabee Center. [ More Detail ]
by williamjewellmedia 10min1sec, Views:828, Ratings:5.00pt, Votes:3, Comments:4, Added at:08/10/11 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Biden at the Democratic National Jewish Convention
Joe Biden gives a speech at the Democratic National Jewish Convention in Washington, D.C. [ More Detail ]
by BarackObamadotcom 29min12sec, Views:12633, Ratings:4.80pt, Votes:259, Comments:76, Added at:08/09/24 [ DownLoad ]
Joseph Biden on Foreign Policy 9/10/01
Joe Biden spoke at the national press club just a day before the September 11 attacks. How did he know? He is on the pulse of what the country needs. He is an intelligent, well informed, experienced senator who requires our support. [ More Detail ]
Joe Biden: Be Patriotic Pay Higher Taxes
Democrat Party Vice Presidential Candidate implores Americans to be more patriotic and pay higher taxes. A common mantra of the Democrats. The Low Wattage of the liberal Mindset. Biden Gaffes continue to roll along. [ More Detail ]
Joe Biden Slams Republicans
The usual. The Republicans make dead-end attacks on the Democrats, the Democrats attack with cold hard facts, The republicans get PWN'd. [ More Detail ]
Senator Joe Lieberman : a Democrat speaks at the Republican convention !
"COUNTRY matters more than PARTY!"Senator Joe Lieberman, a former Democrat who is now an Independent, spoke at the Republican National Convention. He criticized Barack Obama as an untested candidate unwilling to challenge powerful interest groups. ST. PAUL, MN (AP) — Senator Joe Lieberman, the Democratic vice presidential pick eight years ago, on Tuesday criticized Barack Obama's national security record and hailed Republican candidate John McCain's, a clear boost to the GOP.Playing his former party's spoiler, Lieberman called McCain — not the Democratic nominee Obama — the best choice to lead the country forward. The Democrat-turned-Independent said that while Sen. Obama was voting to cut off funds for troops in Iraq, McCain took the unpopular position to support a surge in troops."Because of that, today, our troops are at last beginning to come home, not in failure, but in honor," Lieberman says in excerpts that were released in advance of his speech Tuesday to the Republican National Convention.Lieberman addressed the second night of the Republican meeting just eight years after he stood before a cheering throng at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles and accepted the nomination as Al Gore's running mate.These days, he often calls himself an independent. But in excerpts released ahead of his address to the GOP crowd, he referred to himself as a Democrat who's opted to put politics aside during wartime."I'm here tonight because John McCain is the best choice to bring our country together and lead our country forward. I'm here because John McCain's whole life testifies to a great truth: being a Democrat or a Republican is important. But it is not more important than being an American," he said.Lieberman also sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, but lost badly to John Kerry. Two years later, he lost a Democratic nomination for another term in Connecticut in 2006, then recovered quickly to win re-election as an independent.Although his vote in the Senate gives the Democrats a narrow majority, he has riled former party members again this year by criticizing Obama and endorsing his longtime friend McCain.[ SEPTEMBER 02 2008 ] [ More Detail ]
Joe Lieberman Country First Speech RNC John McCain Barack Obama Part 1
Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT), One time Democratic Party Vice Presidential Nominee, addresses the R.N.C. and the Nation to ask Independant and Democratic Voters to Come together and elect John McCain and Sarah Palin, Lieberman said, "Let me contrast Barack Obama's record to that of the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton, who stood up to some of those same Democratic interest groups and worked with Republicans and got some important things done, like welfare reform, free trade agreements, and a balanced budget." Lieberman addressed the second night of the Republican meeting just eight years after he stood before a cheering throng at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles and accepted the nomination as Al Gore's running mate. He broke with his party over the war in Iraq and used his platform Tuesday to criticize Obama's national security record and hail McCain's. Lieberman, one of the strongest backers of the war, said that while Sen. Obama was voting to cut off funds for troops in Iraq, McCain took the unpopular position to support a surge in troops. "Because of that, today, America's troops are coming home, thousands of them, and they're coming home in honor." Seeking to reach beyond the GOP faithful gathered here, Lieberman said anyone who's ever contemplated voting Republican should do it this year. "Tonight, I want to ask you, whether you are an independent, a Reagan Democrat, a Clinton Democrat, or just a plain old Democrat: This year, when you vote for president, vote for the person you believe is best for our country, not for the party you happen to belong to," Lieberman said. Lieberman also sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, but lost badly to John Kerry. Two years later, he lost a Democratic nomination for another term in Connecticut in 2006, then recovered quickly to win re-election as an independent. His vote in the Senate gives the Democrats a narrow majority, but these days, he often calls himself an independent. Former New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean predicted Lieberman's speech would be the most interesting of the night, and shows tremendous courage. "He's going to be punished by the Democratic Party and he knows it. But he wants to do it because he thinks he's the best candidate for president," Kean said. Lieberman was also believed to be among those on McCain's vice presidential shortlist before the candidate selected Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin last week. Bedrock Republicans reacted strongly against the political moderate. Lieberman's speech also echoed the McCain campaign story line about Palin: That she is a Washington outsider who courageously took on fellow Republicans in Alaska. He painted McCain in a similar light, saying he's not "just another go-along partisan." Instead, he took on corrupt Republican lobbyists, big corporations and powerful colleagues in Congress. "That's why I sincerely believe that the real ticket for change this year is the McCain-Palin ticket," he said to cheers Part 1 of 3 [ More Detail ]
by cancelledbysbc 8min33sec, Views:11366, Ratings:3.50pt, Votes:63, Comments:146, Added at:08/09/03 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Lieberman Country First Speech RNC John McCain Barack Obama Part 2
Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT), One time Democratic Party Vice Presidential Nominee, addresses the R.N.C. and the Nation to ask Independant and Democratic Voters to Come together and elect John McCain and Sarah Palin, Lieberman said, "Let me contrast Barack Obama's record to that of the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton, who stood up to some of those same Democratic interest groups and worked with Republicans and got some important things done, like welfare reform, free trade agreements, and a balanced budget." Lieberman addressed the second night of the Republican meeting just eight years after he stood before a cheering throng at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles and accepted the nomination as Al Gore's running mate. He broke with his party over the war in Iraq and used his platform Tuesday to criticize Obama's national security record and hail McCain's. Lieberman, one of the strongest backers of the war, said that while Sen. Obama was voting to cut off funds for troops in Iraq, McCain took the unpopular position to support a surge in troops. "Because of that, today, America's troops are coming home, thousands of them, and they're coming home in honor." Seeking to reach beyond the GOP faithful gathered here, Lieberman said anyone who's ever contemplated voting Republican should do it this year. "Tonight, I want to ask you, whether you are an independent, a Reagan Democrat, a Clinton Democrat, or just a plain old Democrat: This year, when you vote for president, vote for the person you believe is best for our country, not for the party you happen to belong to," Lieberman said. Lieberman also sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, but lost badly to John Kerry. Two years later, he lost a Democratic nomination for another term in Connecticut in 2006, then recovered quickly to win re-election as an independent. His vote in the Senate gives the Democrats a narrow majority, but these days, he often calls himself an independent. Former New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean predicted Lieberman's speech would be the most interesting of the night, and shows tremendous courage. "He's going to be punished by the Democratic Party and he knows it. But he wants to do it because he thinks he's the best candidate for president," Kean said. Lieberman was also believed to be among those on McCain's vice presidential shortlist before the candidate selected Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin last week. Bedrock Republicans reacted strongly against the political moderate. Lieberman's speech also echoed the McCain campaign story line about Palin: That she is a Washington outsider who courageously took on fellow Republicans in Alaska. He painted McCain in a similar light, saying he's not "just another go-along partisan." Instead, he took on corrupt Republican lobbyists, big corporations and powerful colleagues in Congress. "That's why I sincerely believe that the real ticket for change this year is the McCain-Palin ticket," he said to cheers. Part 2 of 3 [ More Detail ]
by cancelledbysbc 9min23sec, Views:7232, Ratings:4.00pt, Votes:33, Comments:81, Added at:08/09/03 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Lieberman RNC 2008 Speech
Sep. 2: Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for Sen. John McCain of Arizona, telling they they could "always count on him to be straight with you about where he stands and to stand for what he thinks is right regardless of politics."Lieberman, who is now officially an independent but continues to caucus with the Democrats, was addressing delegates at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., but he was really speaking to millions of Democrats watching at home on television."What, after all, is a Democrat like me doing at a Republican convention like this?" Lieberman asked. [ More Detail ]
by topnewsmakers 8min34sec, Views:10967, Ratings:3.20pt, Votes:95, Comments:169, Added at:08/09/03 [ DownLoad ]
Joe Lieberman One Time Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee speaks from the Republican National Convention to Democrats and Independants and asks Voters to Support John McCain and Sarah Palin
Joe Lieberman One Time Democratic Vice Pesidential Nominee Speaks From the Republican National Convention To Democrats and Independants and Asks Voters to Support John McCain and Sarah Palin.add tags Barack Obama Joe Drunk Biden Hillary Clinton Geraldine Ferraro. [ More Detail ]
by cancelledbysbc 4min8sec, Views:6760, Ratings:3.60pt, Votes:67, Comments:117, Added at:08/09/03 [ DownLoad ]