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Holy Joe and Richard Nixon.. [media id=16445]-WMP [media id=16446]-QT It's creepy... MyDD: After losing the primary, Joe Lieberman changed his
By John Amato

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It's creepy...

MyDD: After losing the primary, Joe Lieberman changed his tune and began talking about ending the war in Iraq. It's a very specific way of talking about ending the war, though, and you can see eery parallels between Lieberman and Nixon when Nixon lied about wanting to end the Vietnam War...

AP: Iraq is Joe's war of choice, and he's been its strongest and staunchest supporter every step of the way," Lamont said in a speech at the University of Hartford. "And in the greatest act of audacity of all, he is now asking Connecticut voters not just for a fourth term, but to hold him harmless for his role in the most dangerous foreign policy blunder of our generation."

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