Egomaniacal Bushsucking quisling totally pwn3d by both right and left in ultimate smackdown -
Sen. Joe "I" Lieberman had no friends on a crowded stage Wednesday, assailed from the left and right for asserting he can be a force for change after 18 years in Washington.
Topics ranged from the war in Iraq to the price of home heating oil, but a recurring theme was Lieberman's credibility.
In his closing remarks, Republican Alan Schlesinger teamed up with Democrat Ned Lamont to question how Lieberman would fare in "the real world" if he told his boss he couldn't fix something in 18 years.
"What do you think your boss is going to tell you?" Schlesinger asked Lieberman. Then Schlesinger turned to Lamont. "Ned, you're a businessman like me, what do we tell this guy?"
"It's time to go," Lamont replied.
"You're fired," Schlesinger said.
Lieberman had already made his closing remarks and could only stand silently as laughter and applause rippled through Hartford's Belding Theater.
LOLOLOLTopics ranged from the war in Iraq to the price of home heating oil, but a recurring theme was Lieberman's credibility.
In his closing remarks, Republican Alan Schlesinger teamed up with Democrat Ned Lamont to question how Lieberman would fare in "the real world" if he told his boss he couldn't fix something in 18 years.
"What do you think your boss is going to tell you?" Schlesinger asked Lieberman. Then Schlesinger turned to Lamont. "Ned, you're a businessman like me, what do we tell this guy?"
"It's time to go," Lamont replied.
"You're fired," Schlesinger said.
Lieberman had already made his closing remarks and could only stand silently as laughter and applause rippled through Hartford's Belding Theater.
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