A remixed version of a DNC ad that illustrates just how closely Lieberman's rhetoric pushing "stay the course" while denying he's for "stay the course" matches the behavior of President Bush.
Joe Lieberman says he'll consider voting for a Republican president in 2008. (Via Crooks and Liars: http://www.crooksand liars.com/2007/01/28 /lieberman-says-hell -consider-voting-rep ublican-in-08/)
Rep. Shays (R-CT) recently admitted that the surge in Iraq - which he supports - had only a "one in four" chance of working. Jim Himes (D-CT) responds: "Bringing an end to this war is not a partisan issue, it is a national security issue."
Political statement? Or fashion statement? That's the question in Connecticut, where people are wearing their coats inside out. The message? Senator Joe Lieberman is... a TURNCOAT.
![Joe Lieberman and \"Stay the Course\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/EW8lDlgtuqI/2.jpg "Joe Lieberman and \\"Stay the Course\\"")
![Joe\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/df1KuS_ziRg/2.jpg "Joe\")
![Joe Lieberman in 1988: \"Maybe He Can\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/seHsOHBOvTk/2.jpg "Joe Lieberman in 1988: \\"Maybe He Can\")
![Ned Lamont on Bush\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/JsRihWdNEiY/2.jpg "Ned Lamont on Bush\")
