NYTimes Discovers the Lieberman Principle
By Big Tent Democrat, Section Elections 2006
Posted on Tue Oct 24, 2006 at 11:04:06 AM EST
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Posted on Tue Oct 24, 2006 at 11:04:06 AM EST
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The Media hard at work:
The New York Times sorted 362 of Mr. Lieberman’s war-related comments since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks into content-related categories, and found that he has alternated his arguments about the parties and the war’s prosecution, shifting tone at critical points as political circumstances have evolved.
In other words, the Lieberman Principle:
So this is the Lieberman Principle. What is good for Joe is good. When it is good for Joe to criticize the President, then it is good to criticize the President. Only then. When it is good for Joe to be partisan, then it is good to be partisan. Only then. When it is good for Joe to abandon the Democratic party, then it is good. Only then.
What a mendacious unprincipled hack Joe is.
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