Joseph Lieberman

Obama's trail of broken promises Obama's trail of broken promises

The prophet of hope now doesn't even bother with explanations when he reneges on his campaign pledges.
  • McCain, Lieberman, Graham come out against prosecutions

    The three senators sent President Obama a letter arguing against prosecuting torture memo authors, saying, "legal analysis should [not] be criminalized."
  • A day at the Mall

    Two million came to D.C. to brave the crowds and the cold -- and to see their country change.
  • Come back, Joe. All is forgiven

    Did McCain sidekick Joe Lieberman receive a nuclear wedgie or a warm, welcoming hug from Senate Democrats?
  • Say it ain't so, Joe!

    Democrats are furious over Joe Lieberman's cheerleading for McCain-Palin. But would punishing the powerful senator be a smart move?
  • Lieberman: Memo release "helps our enemies"

    Tacking back to the right, the Connecticut senator says the Obama administration made the wrong decision in releasing the OLC torture memos.
  • Specter says he might pull a Lieberman

    The Pennsylvania senator says he's remaining a Republican, for now, but he won't rule out running as an Independent.
  • Lieberman may run as Democrat in 2012

    The Connecticut senator, who currently calls himself an "Independent Democrat," isn't ruling anything out.
  • Obama has a new fan -- Joe Lieberman

    The Connecticut senator, a big supporter of John McCain's during the presidential campaign, says he's come around.
  • Joementum!

    A new poll shows Sen. Joe Lieberman trailing badly in a hypothetical re-election campaign.
  • Lieberman may have serious challenger

    Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is reportedly considering a Senate run against his state's "Independent Democrat."
  • Connecticut Dems go easy on Lieberman

    Despite his support for John McCain, Connecticut Democrats opt not to punish Joe Lieberman.
  • Lieberman heads for the bottom

    A Quinnipiac University poll released today found Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman's approval rating has dipped to its lowest mark ever.
  • Lieberman decision pits Dean against liberal blogosphere

    The outgoing DNC chair says he's "fine" with the vote regarding Joe Lieberman because the result is what President-elect Barack Obama wanted.
  • Lieberman to keep chairmanship

    Senate Democrats voted to give Joe Lieberman a slap on the wrist for his support of John McCain, and let him come off as the victor at the press conference at which the decision was announced.
  • Senate Dems set to vote on Lieberman

    For the moment, it appears that the self-proclaimed "Independent Democrat" will keep his committee chairmanship, but lose his spot at the head of a subcommittee.
  • Save Lieberman!

    Several prominent Democratic senators are working to save the divisive Connecticut senator's committee chairmanship.
  • Report: Reid, Lieberman to meet

    The two will reportedly discuss the Connecticut senator's future, specifically whether he'll remain as a committee chairman.
  • Report: Dems planning to take away Lieberman's committee

    Senate Democrats are considering committee chairmanships for the next Congress, and Joe Lieberman may lose his.
  • "I find her offensive"

    John McCain was making a bid for South Florida's Jewish voters, a crucial demographic in a purple state. But then he chose Sarah Palin as a running mate.
  • Congress hits the panic button

    As George Bush speaks of doom and gloom, lawmakers fret about whether it's worse to pass a bailout plan or not to pass a bailout plan. And Republicans get nervous.
  • Top Lieberman staffer quits

    On his boss's first day back on Capitol Hill, Joe Lieberman's legislative director turned in his resignation; he doesn't have another job lined up.
  • Welcome to John McCain's party

    President Bush is beamed in from afar and Joe Lieberman cheerleads for Sarah Palin, as the Republicans press ahead with a baffling convention.
  • Report: McCain's veep choice to be notified today

    John McCain has reportedly picked his running mate; all that remains is to let that person in on the secret.
  • Lieberman camp pushing back on Novak report

    Sources close to Joe Lieberman are reportedly issuing strenuous denials of a story that he has told John McCain not to choose him as his running mate.
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