dws says:

Geez, he sticks to his principles. That’s not a bad thing, even though I disagree with him on the war. That said, I hope they remove him as chairperson of Homeland Security because of those views.

Carcarius says:

Drop him like a bad habit.

hmmm says:

I predict that if he stays on, his day to day interactions with other Democrats will become really untenable. It’ll work on him like drips of water one second at a time on his forehead. Now, the thing is, how does he handle this moderated, saturated hatred toward him? Only his closest friends will know that but I dare to say that this can only come to one end eventually. He’s out.

Libertican says:

Because this discussion has turned into juvenile Student Council-like politics, they should assign him to the Clean Up committee for the Winter Inaugural Dance.

icaro says:

Lieberman should have resigned his chairmanship immediately if he was serious about reconciliation with the Democrats. It shows he feels no responsibility or remorse for his actions. A revelation into his true nature…

Mr. Fusion says:

He didn’t earn his chairmanship. he got it as a sop so they could have his vote. He showed his appreciation by working against the Democrats; not only Obama, but other Senators and Congressmen.

Drop him and tell him he may earn his place back in the Democrat Caucus by his actions. If he votes consistently with the opposition then he will never be a Democrat again. If he shows allegiance to the Democrat cause then welcome him back. The status quo should not be accepted.

SnotLikeBlasterpoop says:

His stance on the war proves there still is at least one Democrat that believes in America and has some kind of honor.

Rabble Rouser says:

Tar and feathers sounds appropriate.

Mr. Fusion says:

#34, iSnotAir,

You remind me of a screen door on a submarine. Funny until some Republican Assistant Under Secretary in the Defense Department orders them and they are installed.

Lieberman’s stand shows he is NOT a true American. True Americans don’t send their sons off to die overseas in a stupid war so his friends can reap windfall profits.

turbo says:

I would hate to be in Lieberman’s shoes. I honor the fact that he stood by McCain during the election, it showed me that he has integrity. How can you let a friend down? McCain needed Lieberman. He needed everyone.

Lieberman may be a little different than most Dems, but I appreciate his open mind on all issues. Although I might not agree with all of his ideas on the issues (mostly the war issue), I commend him for having our country’s best interest at heart.