Is this what the average Dem supports?
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Nico, if you're a single issue voter and you are firmly in support of the Republican and fundementalist stance on abortion, then yes... I guess it's what your sort of Dem would support.
But I suggest that Lieberman's views are no longer within the confines of Democratic values of personal choice and separation of church and state, as well as a whole host of other issues.
Nico,
Judging by your rhetoric I'm guessing you're a republican so it's not surprising you actually think Lieberman is in the mainstream of his party. I'll spare you any counter-arguements but I will say citing a priest for pregnancy-caused-by-rape statistics has to be one of the most idiotic things I've read this week. Thanks for the chuckle.
The whole abortion issue aside, I don't see how states can legally allow political messages to be printed on license plates. I'd go further and say there shouldn't be any special plates for people, reguardless of where you're an alum, what your profession is, or your status was in the military. License plates are not bumper stickers and states have enough red tape as is.
Ah but Nico, Lieberman WASN'T good enough for Al Gore, in my opinion. Joseph I. didn't serve Gore or the ticket well at all in my estimation.
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