The Senate is debating the Democrats’ Iraq spending plan, which includes a call for the withdrawal of all troops before the 2008 elections and, as Dana Milbank reports, they’re talking about more than the Iraq War:
It’s common for law…

What happened to all those weenie wired-rimmed glasses wearing policy wanker libertarians from last year who around election time were whining, “Republicans are just as bad as Democrats, blah, blah, blah… Maybe it’s time we Libertarians cast our votes with the Democrat Party, blah, blah, blah…”

It appears to have got the job done.

Of course, what Dondero fails to mention is that, for all of his fiscally conservative positions, Coburn is simply horrible on state restriction of individual liberty.

Amen.

Though don’t get me wrong, I would vote for Coburn over most politicians in DC any day of the week but by no stretch of the imagination is he a libertarian.

Anyway, I applaud Coburn for his efforts.

I’ve edited the post to reflect that he was a Republican.

If only there were a few more like him… Coburn, of course, having the nickname “Dr. No” in the Senate?

Now, isn’t there a guy in the House of Representatives with the same nickname? I seem to remember a guy like that, who might just be running for President right now, eh?

What happened to all those weenie wired-rimmed glasses wearing policy wanker libertarians from last year who around election time were whining, “Republicans are just as bad as Democrats, blah, blah, blah… Maybe it’s time we Libertarians cast our votes with the Democrat Party, blah, blah, blah…”

Remember all that Liberaltarian crap that was being thrown around by both Leftwing Libertarians and the Daily Kos Left Liberal crowd?

Isn’t it funny how things have changed so quickly.

We’re not hearing so much these days from those Liberaltarian advocates.