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19.05.2008
The Zell Miller-ization of Joe Lieberman Continues

See Larry Kudlow rave.

--Jonathan Chait

Posted: Monday, May 19, 2008 10:40 PM with 5 comment(s)

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liberal reformer said:

Larry Kudlow is such a fool. Lieberman's speech was nothing but extremely dated neoconservative boilerplate and LK denominates this palaver as "brilliant". Kudlow is so craven - he is the genius who claimed that the expansive economy during Bill Clinton's second term was due to Ronald Reagan's policies.

May 19, 2008 6:50 PM

gea1434 said:

"Moral Clarity" is an incredibly insipid phrase that devalues the weight of profound moral judgments.  There was little "moral clarity" in World War II or the early Cold War.  Yes, there was strong and just moral judgment.  But to argue that the answers were patently obvious doesn't give the issues we currently face their appropriate due.  Nor does it give appropriate to due to the leaders who made the correct judgments back then (Roosevelt, Truman, Kennedy) . . . let alone those loyal Americans who made the WRONG judgments (Taft, Dewey).

May 19, 2008 8:56 PM

flynnb_az said:

"He also noted that 9/11 changed everything and that the surge in Iraq is working."

Wow!  What incredibly insightful points!  

If I had a dime for every time I've read the statement "9/11 changed everything"...

May 19, 2008 10:55 PM

GSpinks said:

The most obsequious display of literary fellatio that never needed to be written.

It is interesting to see that the GOP can't even make coherent arguments when praising their own politicians though; it makes me think that they really are just stupid enough to equate hyperbole and denigration with logical arguments against a politician.

May 20, 2008 1:47 AM

The Plank said:

Yesterday, I noted that Joe Lieberman gave another pro-Republican speech to a conservative group, and

May 20, 2008 9:00 PM