Joe Lieberman Leads By 17 Points....

From Boston.com:

ARTFORD, Conn. --Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean delivered a strong endorsement of Ned Lamont Friday, even as a new poll shows the Greenwich businessman trailing U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman by 17 points with less than three weeks until Election Day.

"No one was going to stand up over the Iraq policy until Ned stood up and then the people stood up because Ned was a great leader," Dean said at a rally for Lamont and other Democratic candidates at a downtown sports bar. "We need Ned Lamont."

Dean's appearance came as a new poll showed Lieberman leading Greenwich businessman Lamont 52 percent to 35 percent among likely voters. Lieberman is running as an independent after Lamont rode a wave of anti-war sentiment to an Aug. 8 Democratic primary victory.

According to the poll, released Friday by Quinnipiac University, Republican Alan Schlesinger trailed with 6 percent and 7 percent were undecided. A similar poll released Sept. 28 showed Lieberman with a 10-point lead.

What with the election less than 3 weeks away, it seems as if the Left may be getting a bit concerned about their outrageous backing of One-Issue-Ned Lamont. Mind you, I dont even like Joe Lieberman (except for when he showed some guts by being one of the few Dems to tell Clinton that it's his wife's job to give him blowjobs, not interns). But any person who garners so much hate from the Left, gets nothing but support from me.

Go Joe!

Support Nadia Eweida!!!

British Airways is trying to fire an employee for having the gall to wear a cross around her neck while working.

Check out this latest example of Christian persecution:

British Airways check-in worker Nadia Eweida faces further disciplinary action for daring to speaking out about her fight to wear her cross, it emerged.

The devout Christian was hauled before senior managers to hear her appeal against BA's dress code banning crosses to work. But during the meeting Miss Eweida was warned that talking publicly about her case also breached company rules.

BA's employment book states workers must seek permisson from the company before speaking about the airline.

The move brought further condemnation over BA's behaviour and escalated the row over the right of Christians to express their belief by wearing crosses to work.

Her union, the TGWU, insisted Miss Eweida had a right to speak out and was blowing the whistle on an injustice, while her MP condemned any attempt to intimidate her.

Miss Eweida, 55, of Twickenham, south-west London, is a Coptic Christian with an Egyptian background.

She was forced to take unpaid leave after refusing to remove the tiny cross on her necklace nearly four weeks ago. She is waiting to hear whether her appeal has been successful. If BA uphold their ruling she is planning to sue the airline for religious discrimination because the airline allows Muslims and Sikhs to wear headscarves, turbans and bangles.

Her case, revealed by the Daily Mail, attracted widespread attention and the backing of a string of MPs and Ministers including Communities Secretary Ruth Kelly, Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain, and Conservative former Minister Ann Widdecombe.

But BA said speaking to newspapers and appearing on television without permission was banned.

A friend of Miss Eweida said: "Nadia has been warned by BA that by publicising her case to the British people she was in breach of company rules.

"It was implied that there could be adverse consequences. But she believes that she has done nothing wrong and that God is more important than British Airways' company policy.

"She says that Jesus was not a wimp and she does not intend to be a wimp."

Only White Liberals Are Allowed To Make Racist Remarks

Surely you recall the big brouhaha liberals made about Republican George Allen's use of the word "macaca" not too long ago, after all everyone from Slate to Kos to YouTube was in on the hysteria, making Allen out to be some sort of KKK member (of course he's not tho', wouldn't want to take that esteemed title away from Democratic senator Robert Byrd). And with all the fuss created and engineered by the Left, Allen was forced to go on the defensive. Time and time again, Allen felt compelled to explain that his mocking of S.R. Sidarth, a young Indian-American staff member for his Democratic opponent, as "macaca," or monkey, was an unintentional gaffe. "It was a mistake. I made a mistake," he told a reporter from NBC affiliate one day. Hours later, he told ABC, "It was a mistake, I was wrong." On Fox News's Sean Hannity show, he also echoed, "It was a mistake." Yet, for all his apologies concerning the "macaca" comment, Allen's name still continues to be dragged in the mud

But let a white liberal utter a racist comment and from the Left there's a nary a word, much less any media insanity or at least an angry quote from Al Sharpton.

(CBS/AP) Maryland Congressman Steny Hoyer has apologized for a poor choice of words during a political rally with Democratic Senate candidate Ben Cardin on Sunday in Upper Marlboro.

As reported by MSNBC Tuesday, Hoyer criticized Cardin's Republican opponent Michael Steele for what Hoyer called-- quote -- "a career of slavishly supporting the Republican Party."

Steele is black, and yesterday called the description racist and "the height of arrogance."

"It goes to just the sheer craziness of some in the Democratic Party who think they can use racist terms and infer things about me just because I'm an African American Republican," Steele said, reports The Washington Post.

The head of the National Black Church Initiative, the Reverend Anthony Evans, also condemned the remark.

Hoyer is the Number Two Democrat in the House of Representatives. In a statement yesterday, he said he should not have used the description. He added that if Steele did take offense, none was intended.

Wow. An apology. And that's all a white liberal needs to do when he makes a "poor choice of words", even a racist one. No biggie, what with Michael Steele being a Republican and all, who cares, right? After all, Republicans are very, very, very bad people who care about nothing but themselves, while white liberals are very, very, very good people who care about all of us, even us Blacks.

And shoot, with the elections coming up, if you're Black and lucky enough maybe you'll spot a white liberal visiting your church and maybe he'll sit in the front row, maybe he'll even smile and wave at you or maybe if you're really, really lucky like rapper Lil' Kim was recently, he might even be willing to smile and pose with you.



Ya gotta' love it.

Unhinged Liberal Of The Week: Thomas De Zengotita

With a message/plan/creed that doesn't go much beyond "I Hate Bush", it's just like a liberal to pull out the old "they'll probably find bin laden right before the elections" line:

As some of my previous posts make clear, I don't hold with major 9/11-was-an-inside-job conspiracy theories, but I think the possibility that they will "find" Osama before the election is real. Deceptions of that kind are par for the course for these champions of moral clarity. Plus, even more importantly, it is logistically feasible.

But here's the thing. Their credibility is now so damaged that it might backfire--especially if Democrats were to be smart about it. Candidates should confine themselves to solemn head shaking and comments like "All I can say is that this is very convenient timing." Bloggers will take care of the rest.

Come to think about it, the possibility of backfire is so real that if, just by chance, just by accident, they were to locate bin Laden in the next couple of weeks they might be well advised to keep him on ice until after the election.

But wait, didn't liberals make the same claims about Bush "finding Bin laden" right before the 2004 elections? Yet, despite not being able to pull off that great stunt, Bush won the presidency anyway. Of course anyone desperate enough to borrow a line from the likes of Crazy Teresa Heinz needs to have his head examined at the very least.

Politiks As Usual (In The News) 10/16/06

Andy Dick says that he isn't Gay, despite having had sex with guys

Democratic Senator Harry Reid blames Karl Rove for reporting on his corrupt land deal

Keith Olberman Is Bad In Bed

Liberal Radio Station Air America Files For Chapter 11

NAACP To Monitor Elections In 10 States

U.N. Adopts Resolution Against North Korea

African Father Claims That Madonna Stole His Baby

John Kerry Wants A "2nd Chance"

From ABCNews.com:

WASHINGTON Oct 15, 2006 (AP)— Sen. John Kerry says he deserves a second chance if he decides to take another crack at becoming president.

The Massachusetts Democrat, who lost to President Bush in 2004, said it is a basic principle that "Americans give people a second chance. And if you learn something and prove you've learned something, maybe even more so. Now, I don't know what I'm going to do yet. We'll make that decision down the road."

Ronald Reagan twice unsuccessfully sought the GOP nomination for president before he got it and won two elections for the White House.

"John McCain, their leading candidate didn't he get kicked around South Carolina by the same president because he wasn't patriotic enough as a prisoner of war? He's now their leading candidate for president," Kerry said of the Republican Party. "Richard Nixon seemed to get kicked around pretty badly both running for president and governor, turned around and came back and got elected president.

Yeah, let the idiot run again just so we can get a good show by watching Teresa Heinz humiliate herself again. Plus with the Left having gotten control of Kerry to the point where even he's serving up his own brand of Bush-hate, it'd be great to see Kerry fall flat on his face just like he did in 2004 after he thought he had the presidency in the bag.