Sen. Hagel Dismantles Lieberman
You have to hand it to Joe Lieberman. Rattling off one stale lie and misdirection after another, as he did this Sunday on "Meet the Press," while maintaining a straight face could not have been easy. Luckily Chuck Hagel was on hand to refute Lieberman's tired propaganda.You have to hand it to Joe Lieberman. Rattling off one stale lie and misdirection after another, as he did this Sunday on “Meet the Press,” while maintaining a straight face could not have been easy. Luckily Chuck Hagel was on hand to refute Lieberman’s tired propaganda.
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