A little schizophrenic isn't he?

With Leiberman, they already have a majority.

I agree with taking away any and all power

If we gain seats as is expected in this election cycle, we can kick his sorry ass to the curb and he can switch parties all he wants. He'll never again be accepted as one of us.

is not strictly based on the fact that he doesn't want to see Obama get the White House. It IS specifically because he is siding with the Republicans and McCain. OPENLY. He already IS a Republican as far as I'm concerned.

I am leaning toward McCain because he has a history of bi-partisanship. He has gone against his party to do what is best for America. I admire, applaud and respect that. I also think he will be a better commander in chief than Sen. Obama. I don't think Sen. Obama has enough experience to be President ina post 9-11-01 world. This world is vastly different than pre 9-11-01 world. Yet, I worry and agre with the recent Supreme Court decision about allowing federal due process for detainees as Sen. Obama does. I don't think Lieberman is a traitor. I think he is like Mccain and places what he believes is best for the country over party allegiance. Just my 2 cents. But there are other issues that are important to Americans like civil liberties,economy and health care and not just security in post 9-11-01 world. So I'm not totally decided but I had to defend Lieberman. Happy Father's Day!!!! I lost my father 8 years ago and miss him very much. He was a hard-working , good American.

Jae Hoon

Thanks JenniferforHillary. And your father raised a very sweet girl , I can tell.

I don't recall creating my screenname as Democrat in Edison since I am registered Republican but truly, I am independent. I am leaning toward McCain because of his experience and he was bi-partisan even before he ever ran for Prez. He does what he believes is best for country and I like that character trait. I'm trying to find out about Sen. Obama as much as I can but he doesn't have a lot of political experience. But I agree with him on many issues as well. So I haven't made up my mind. I'll vote for whoever I believe is best for the country on all issues as well as my feelings about their personal qualities. Like I said, I like McCain bi-partisanship. To me, that shows, courage and independent thinking and love of country over party. I hate hypocrites and will not vote for one if I believe him to be one.

Sen. Obama is very charismatic and I think he is the most eloquent speaker since MLK. But that form over substance at this point for me. If he is right on the issues and is not a hypocrite, I may end up voting for him. I just don't know enough about him yet. I need to see them debate. American wants that asap.

I can't even stand to look at his sorry whiny mealy face.

I hope the people in CT show more more intelligent in 2010 than they did in 2006.

"I it is also obvious that the Trinity Church has an Anti Jewish attitude."

Where in the hell do you come up with such trash?? Have YOU ever attended church at TCC?? How can you make ANY EDUCATED statement about what really goes on in there without having gone there yourself to see and hear?

You know, Vly Vlg Dem, there is an interesting effect to the blog's various current crop of malfunctions. One of them is when you reply to someone, it shows their original username as long as that username is still that of an active member.