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[doc_drew]

Lamont beats Lieberman in primaries; Lieberman to run as an independent.

Say goodnight, Joe. Nobody is going to vote for a third party, in this state. Lamont has the momentum, and unless some big controversy/gaffe develops, we're going to have a new Senator.

Comments

[comicsfan]

True, and I hope so--but I don't expect Lieberman to just roll over. Plus, it's plenty of time for Fox News to go to work on Lamont, assuming they're inclined to do so.

[doc_drew]

I've read somewhere that Lamont beats a three-way with Lieberman, among registered voters. But anything can happen between now and November.

And really, I don't think the Fox spin-machine is going to have much affect, here. Too many folks have been disenchanted with Lieberman's pro-war stance, and it's reflected in the polls. When it comes to local things like business/money-making, Connecticut folks vote for (moderate) Republicans (i.e. Governor M. Jodi Rell is Republican). But when it comes to national issues, CT is very liberal.

[atticus_capone]

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