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Thursday, September 21, 2006

In the words of Joe Lieberman

"Of course I'm not saying that our political system should not sometimes be shaken up through the election of a new kind of leader, like Jesse Ventura in our time, or that it should not be open to the fresh perspective of someone from an entirely different proffession, a person who has been successful, say, in business..."

"In Praise of Public Life" by Joe Lieberman (page 21).


Wow, Joe and I agree on something. Maybe he should had re-read his book before releasing his new ad.

Hypocrite.

(hat tip to Tim Tagaris. How he read that book, I'll never know).

posted by ctblogger @ 12:30 PM