AP-Joe praises Clinton & McCain before Carter gets a chance to praise Dean

[MrMoJoeRisin]

At numerous campaign stops this week, the Democratic presidential hopeful has praised McCain and Clinton, aligning himself with their moderate political beliefs and reliving their victories on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.

The latest leg of Lieberman's… campaign - dubbed "The Clinton Legacy," aims to recapture the surprising momentum Clinton built when he became the "Comeback Kid" in New Hampshire in 1992, and then went to score second-place in the primary and eventually win the presidency.

At campaign stops on the Seacoast and in the North Country night, Lieberman told crowds Tuesday he is the only Democratic candidate who could build on the Clinton legacy and move the country forward.

http://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/local/state/hc-14011930.apds.m0213.bc-ct--liebjan14,0,4580535.story?coll=hc-headlines-local-wire

Joe's campaign has always been about thinking & staying one step ahead.

prepare to be surprised in Iowa.

[La_Serpiente]

1. Joe is not even competing in Iowa

n/t

[MrMoJoeRisin]

3. that's what's gonna make the outcome so amazing

:party:

[HumanPatriot]

5. Absolutely...

Imagine when that one person standing in the corner caucusing for Joe makes some waves. Oh yes...everyone will be stunned...blown away by his massive one man army of support.

Until...

They see "Zell Miller" on his name tag.

[JVS]

6. Miller has already endorsed a candidate: Bush.

[HumanPatriot]

7. So has Joe...right?

In all but name. So they do have a few things in common afterall. I wouldn't be surprized is all. :)

[JVS]

9. I think you need to examine their records more closely

[MrMoJoeRisin]

8. Joe vs Bush would be an election of Biblical proportions

:nuke:

[HumanPatriot]

10. In an armegeddon way, right?

ok...thats enough. you guys get the point. just poking fun at the idea of any sane person supporting him. sorry guys. :hi:

[HumanPatriot]

2. Id rather drink poison and move to Haiti

than vote for Joe.

[La_Serpiente]

4. lol

funny

[Hoppin_Mad]

11. "Hell No, We Won't Joe !" -nt-

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[Gore1FL]

13. The irony here

is that Gore chose Lieberman in 2000 to distance himslf from Clinton.

[quaker bill]

14. Spammer or not the guy may have a point

I have seen plenty of argument here that we need a candidate that is "strong on defense" to win. Joe is the only candidate that can truly compete with Bush* in this regard. He made it clear at the last debate that he was the only candidate prepared to "use the sword" as necessary to win the war on terrorism and "transform" the middle east.

By comparison, all the rest of the candidates are calling for some form of surrender. They all seem to be in the DK "UN in US out" camp albeit with different emphasis and timetables. Joe is the one who is prepared to take the IWR theme and "finish the job".

If you believe that a candidate that is "strong on defense" is the only path to democratic victory in November, you really should give Joe another look.

I don't happen to believe this, therefore my suport for Howard Dean.