Any chance of the GOP candidate dropping out?
There is no recent precedent for a race such as this, so anything is possible.
Ping.
I suspect we will be seeing the painful lamontations of the DUmmies come November.
The media has a real problem here. If Lieberman wins, it means a pro war candidate can win even in a very liberal state. But they want to keep saying that the electorate has turned against the war.
Sadly, Connecticut has become an unwinnable quagmire for the Democrats.
They should set a realistic timetable from withdrawal from the state.
For the children.
Does that mean the Republican nominee only has 13% of the vote according to the poll? I know CT is a Dem state, but I didn't know it was by that large a margin.
good for him! you can bet the dems/libs are scrambling right now... and if anything good can come out of all of this, maybe it is the eye opening of their followers
I originally believed McCain was the choice to be the Evil Clinton's Ross Perot for 2008, but now I am pretty sure it's gonna be this Clinton-b*tch Joe Lieberman.
And 6-8% of the so-called conservative voters will vote for him, giving the Clintons a great chance at the backdoor into the WH (in the same way 1992 and 1996 worked out for the Evil Teensy Bent One).
And maybe saddest of all...many of the voters handing the G*DD*M evil Clintons that chance will be otherwise good, intelligent FReepers.
Lamont is toast. My dearest hope is that Lieberman will remember who did and who did not support him after the primary.
For the Democrats, that's what this election is about.
Joe Loserman lost support back when he abandoned his established Senate positions on major issues to become the VP fo Al Bore!
I love to see these consequences!