Maddow Interviews Gore: Preview inre Lierberman

Wow, I had forgotten that Lieberman was Gore's running mate....

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If Lieberman is against the public option (that 65% of Americans want) when it comes to a vote, then he should be stripped of all senate privileges by the Democrats.

By NewEnglandBob (not verified) on 04 Nov 2009 #permalink

It is quite disappointing that his "short answer" wasn't "yes." He could still have claimed that their friendship persists.

I've always felt that running-mate Lieberman played more of a role in Gore's loss than is ever admitted in the blame-it-on-Clinton-&-Monica popular scenario. It was such a patently political choice; and it hampered dialogue because to reproach Lieberman was somehow to besmirch Judaism, a totally extraneous subject but one that ate up way too much air-time.

Not to mention the fact that Cheney just ate him up in the debates.