Shorter Glenn Reynolds: “Me too.”

The Connecticut for Lieberman Party is calling on Senator Joseph Lieberman to resign from the U.S. Senate following his remarks made Sunday on CBS’ Face the Nation regarding military action against Iran.

Lieberman said on the national television program that, “we’ve got to be prepared to take aggressive military action against the Iranians.”

The Connecticut for Lieberman Chair, Dr. John Orman, called for Lieberman’s resignation saying that he “crossed the line” and “no longer represents the views of the citizens of Connecticut.”

Orman, a longtime critic of Lieberman, took control of the minority party back in January.

ALSO: The idea that the Dems should totally stifle themselves in order to appease Lieberman when the Senate’s in a logjam on Iraq without a 60+ vote majority anyways, doesn’t really pass the smell test.

But the idea that there has ever been any groundswell for Joe Lieberman is faulty. Al Gore picked Lieberman for his running effort in a misguided tactic to bring aboard someone who had publicly condemned President Clinton and shore up the Jewish vote. Of course, Lieberman failed at both efforts and never even had the decency to direct his energy 100% at running for vice president.

In 2004, there were groundswell efforts to have either Wes Clark or John Edwards picked as Kerry’s running mate (I specifically voted for Edwards in the Massachusetts primary to demonstrate that there was a strong Edwards contingent out there). There has never been any such love or interest in Lieberman. It’s a myth.

Rahm Emanuel: "This shows what blind loyalty to George Bush and being his love child means"

Lieberman concedes. I don’t know about you, but I believe that the Democratic party’s support must be for the Democratic nominee for Senate — Ned Lamont.

For Joe Lieberman, I think the Dixie Chicks say it best:

I’m not ready to make nice

I’m not ready to back down

I’m still mad as hell and

I don’t have time to go round and round and round

It’s too late to make it right

I probably wouldn’t if I could

‘Cause I’m mad as hell

Can’t bring myself to do what it is you think I should

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The latest USA Today/Gallup poll finds Lieberman with
the worst ratings from Democrats nationally since Gallup first measured
his image in 2000. As a result, he is now more popular with Republicans
than with supporters of his own party. Among Republicans and Republican
"leaners," a plurality of 46% view Lieberman favorably, while 27% view
him unfavorably.