Lieberman: Rev. Wright Still Off Limits

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) on Fox News Sunday, October 5, 2008

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[lexisnexus71]

Your ignorance is staggering. To be Obama and be a racist means he must hate himself. He is half black and half white, and he doesn't strike me as one who hates himself. However you on the other hand seem to be full of hate. Perhaps you should spend some time examining what has made you into such a hateful person and work on that. Oh and by the way since you're "reading", you should try and pick up credible infor. Obama was raised by his Mom and Grandparents(her parents).

[rando379]

guilt by association??? he was in charge of spending millions under bill ayers..to radicalize students.

[ThatguyNice]

With the shady religious outspoken figures & businessmen associates in McCain's corner, it would open him up to the same ridiculous guilt by association politics that failed miserably in the '08 elections.

It's interesting that the media gives John a pass for his controversial association(s). Smells like race is the difference, if we were to be honest.

[MogTheConqueror]

So what does that mean? If he wins you're going to declare your house a sovereign nation and secede?

[cffalk]

why is it off limits? that POS obama is going to be president, the fucking media is sleeping at the wheel,...lets talk about, ACORN,rev. wright,khalid al mansour, odinga, ayers, all that shit. lets get it out now, before this fucking marxist takes over our country. there is going to be BIG trouble if obama is elected..I will NEVER follow obama..NEVER

[nowonder07]

Now we all know that McCaine is afraid to offend Rev. Wright, Farrakhan, tax advocate Jackson, silver tongue Sharpton, Oprah, Swim instructor Kennedy, liberal msnbc, O.J., Sarah Silverman just as much as Obama would not want to offend the KKK. They have some tough choices here. What a mess of confusion we are in. Truth or consequences.

[stevespelling]

Agreed! Let's bring out the truth about McCain's associations (which are well known) and Obama's which have been hidden, kept secret and lied about by Obama with the full complicity and support for Obama by the Democratic media. Obama's allies, mentors & supporters are all very troubling and radical left wingers who would give the voter serious concerns if the truth were disclosed. Obama should release the truth to the public and let the voter decide if they trust him or McCain to be President.

[shannonals]

Religion and politics should never be brought together. Nominations need to stay on the issues

[shannonals]

To say that any Republican with extreme right views would be destroyed is not true. When Rev. Hagee/Parsley came to light, McCain ackowledged that what they were saying was not right, (having received their endorsements), and everything was forgiven. However now we have the same situation with Obama, and suddenly saying you understand that you were wrong isn't accepted. Double standard

[shannonals]

Really? Okay, than Rev. Hagee, Rev. Parsley, Alan Cranston, Dennis DeConcini, John Glenn, Donald Riegle, Charles Keating, Iran Contra connection, Vicki Iseman & many other individuals. Bottom line is when nominations cannot answers the issues to the American people, they resort to smear campaigns. I don't judge anyman, as I'm sure we all have a past. If both nominations are running for President, than finger pointing & name calling isn't the way to go, on both sides of the fence