Joe gives negative speech. Lamont is a gentleman.

[Armstead]

All you need to know.

[Norquist Nemesis]

1. Yeah. Saw that.

At Lieberman's immediate projecting. Can't wait till the *cough* FBI conclused it's 'investigation'.

[YDogg]

2. Ugh

[julialnyc]

3. Joe can't even find the class

To congratulate Ned in his concession speech and announce his run as an independent tomorrow. TACKY!

[krkaufman]

13. *Hopefully*, the CT papers will cover the speeches ...

... in tomorrow's papers, and will highlight the difference in tone and content. Lieberman looked the petty, hapless, entitled sore loser; and Lamont was an energized, direct reformist.

[neoblues]

4. Lieberman Ingratious; Lamont Magnanimous/Class Act.

The two aren't even to be compared. I can scarcely believe that old saucebag Lieberman was ever allowed to represent anyone for more than one term (if that).

[bleever]

5. It was a great speech by Lamont. I like him even more now.

Joe, Joe, Joe: take a couple of days before you do anything you might regret later.

[Armstead]

7. Joe's already done it

He's registering tomorrow as an indepedent candidate.

[bleever]

10. Kiss that cabinet post goodbye, Joe. It's a shame.

We coulda used you.

[w4rma]

6. Sore Loserman.

[regnaD kciN]

9. You need to update that graphic...

Change the date to "2006."

[tabasco]

8. Joe was totally disgusting!

The classless display of all time.

[jpkenny]

11. I think that says it all. nt

[krkaufman]

12. Lieberman asks Americans to tell him why he should be in the Senate

My take on tonight's CT speeches...

Lieberman:
- makes no mention of any specific reasons why he should be sent back to Washington, other than that he'd play nicer with those on the other side of the aisle.
- decries partisan bickering, then whines about his "hacked" website. Petty little loser.
- actually has the cluelessness to ask Americans to contact him with ideas on what he should do in Washington. If a guy who's been in Washington for 18 years, and just finished a Primary campaign, doesn't know why he should be in Washington -- then he SHOULD NOT BE THERE. Period.


Lamont:
- Starts right off mentioning several important issues that he's looking to address in Washington (IIRC, Iraq, debt, jobs, ??)
- Genial and respectful to Lieberman. No ill words or tone.