The state doesn’t get it. Out goes a strong liberal senator, Joe Lieberman, because of one issue — Iraq.

No small issue, to be sure, but one that has obsessed the hate-filled leftists of MoveOn, Michael Moore and George Soros — to name just a few misguided, unpatriotic cowards.

Lieberman was a man nominated by acclamation six years ago to be the Democrat vice-Presidential candidate. Good enough for that, but not good enough to represent his state, where the sons of the wealthy Darien residents can boast that they’re the toughest kids on the pond.

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Massachusetts, home to the double K’s, Kennedy and Kerry, liberal voice of the poor and downtrodden has just spit in the face of their soldiers.

Shades of VietNam, where liberal anger about the war spilled over onto hate for the poor soldiers sent to fight it. As if they were responsible. But that is the liberal mindset — blame and attack anything if you’re unhappy about something in particular.

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The loony left, led by their cheerleader-in-a-three-piece-suit, Howard Dean, once again displays a hypocrisy unmatched in current affairs. Last week, Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean called Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki an “anti-Semite” for failing to denounce Hezbollah. Never mind that al-Maliki is representing a country teetering on the brink of stability, buffeted by political winds of all kinds, enduring terror daily, al-Maliki is condemned by Dean for doing what prime ministers do as a matter of course — sidestep reporters’ questions on sensitive issues when some answers could inflame an already combustible situation.

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