Joe Lieberman

In my view, these incentives and mandates in the Energy Policy Act represent a positive and necessary step toward ending this country's destructive oil addiction and curbing global warming.

Well, I -- I will respectfully say, no, no, no. I am in this race to the end.

It was clear to me all along that this -- that if I had an opponent who had money, as this one did, they could make this, or would try to make it into a referendum on George Bush and the Iraq war.

A key primary race with Iraq at its center, as Senator Joe Lieberman pays the ultimate price at the ballot box.

I'm a bipartisan guy, I believe in working across the aisle, and I want all like-minded people to join Team Lieberman.

Now, he says he will go on to Capitol Hill and vote with the Democrats and that he'll still be a Democrat.

I will continue to offer Connecticut a different path forward. I went into public service to find solutions, not to point fingers. To unite, not divide. To lift up, not to tear down.

... instead of talking about how we could solve the people's problems. Insults instead of ideas. In other words, more of the same old partisan politics that has stalemated Washington today.

When you get to the truth and the consequences, you will see that I am the same person that I have always been.

The two big lies of Ed Lamont, Joe Lieberman is a cheerleader for George Bush. Ridiculous. I've opposed most of what this president has asked us to do through Congress.

When the votes are counted tomorrow, I'm looking forward to being called Connecticut's comeback kid!

This is all about the Iraq war, and all about the anger, almost hatred, among a lot of Democrats toward George Bush.

I would just say amen to everything Senator Collins has said, but I will speak for 5 minutes.

We better do something about it soon, or we could come to a tipping point where it will be hard to fix it without disastrous consequences.

That they're engaging in the kind of partisan election-year politics that has caused so many Americans to lose faith in the direction of our government.

Senator Brownback and I thank the Senator from North Carolina for this. I personally thank you Senator Burr for working with us on this important issue, which I always say is the big bird in the room that few people are looking at. It…

Yes I do. The current GAINS program is underfunded by $4,000,000 in year one and year two will require an additional $10,000,000 to be fully functional. Our amendment specifies GAINS as a particular program for CDC to fund in its domestic…

Senators Joe Lieberman of Connecticut and Susan Collins of Maine are leading this charge. They are recommending, and it is just a recommendation, a new agency reporting to the Department of Homeland Security, but that will also have a…

In a tradition that is associated with my family, I would ask the Senator from North Dakota, how much time does he have to offer?

People who do this, with all respect, they have to be held accountable.

That's a colossal waste of taxpayer money and a colossal failure to help the people who really need the housing.

Short-term, there must have been -- first up, they shouldn't have bought these things if they had looked at their own regulations.

What was going on with FEMA? This is another in some ways, yet more outrageous example of what happens when your Federal Emergency Management Agency doesn't prepare.

I think we are better prepared because of the powerful lessons and embarrassment that the federal government suffered. Are we totally prepared? Or are we as prepared as we should be? I regret to say, the answer is no. And I don't want to…

They went to sleep Monday night, as Secretary Chertoff said, thinking New Orleans had dodged the bullet. Meantime, in New Orleans, the poor people are drowning.