I will unofficially designate you as leaders of the rebellion against our national debt.
Joe Lieberman
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Joseph Lieberman is an American politician and attorney who served as a United States Senator from Connecticut from 1989 to 2013. Initially a member of the Democratic Party, he gained national prominence as the party's nominee for Vice President in the 2000 election alongside Al Gore. After losing the election, Lieberman continued to serve in the Senate, where he became known for his centrist views and willingness to cross party lines, particularly on issues such as national security and energy policy.
It is a fiscal crisis the likes of which we have not faced before and it challenges us to respond equally in an unprecedented way.
Senator Joe Lieberman has almost single handedly forced Senate Democrats to scrap their hard won compromise of one of their key components of health reform.
Would you really, because you couldn't get everything you want, stop this extraordinary reform?
Would you really, because you couldn't get everything you want, stop this extraordinary reform? I mean, it -- it will provide, by all the experts' estimates, insurance to 30 million people who don't have it now.
I like being an independent, so that is definitely a possibility, but I would say that all options are open.
In this very polarized time in our politics, if you take a stand, a bunch of people will think you have done something great, and a bunch of people will think you have done something awful.
Well, that's just poppycock. I mean, this is all about what I think health care reform should be.
Well, that is just poppycock. I mean, this is all about what I think health care reform should be.
I don't enjoy the personal vendetta. I certainly don't enjoy people attacking my wife which is outrageous.
Senator Lieberman said this weekend that he was against expanding Medicare and wouldn't support health care reform that included it.
the drug cartels are the major organized crime threat to this country right now.
we have had evidence before the Committee of a concern that foreign terrorist groups might actually link up with Mexican drug cartels.
the terrorist watchlist, as we have described, is really quite a powerful tool for us in detecting terrorists, denying them the ability to travel.
It is difficult. Is there a role to be played here in sharing information on potential terrorist travel with other nations?
I think one of the most important provisions of the terrorism prevention legislation that we passed in 2004 was the requirement that all individuals undergo a personal interview when applying for a visa.





