Is Senator Lieberman getting ready to BOLT from the Democratic party?
One wonders if U. S. Senator Lieberman from Connecticut, Joseph Leiberman, is getting ready to bolt from the Democratic party.
Read the story here.
The essence of the news is that he has filed paperwork yesterday that will allow him to collect signatures to petition his way onto the November ballot if he loses an August primary.
Lieberman also filed papers with the secretary of the state's office Monday to create a new party called Connecticut for Lieberman.
The three-term senator faces a tough Aug. 8 primary challenge from Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont. Lieberman, criticized by fellow Democrats for his support of the war in Iraq and a perceived closeness with President Bush, is popular among many unaffiliated and Republican voters in Connecticut.
One wonders if Senator Lieberman will become the next Independent?
Read the story here.
The essence of the news is that he has filed paperwork yesterday that will allow him to collect signatures to petition his way onto the November ballot if he loses an August primary.
Lieberman also filed papers with the secretary of the state's office Monday to create a new party called Connecticut for Lieberman.
The three-term senator faces a tough Aug. 8 primary challenge from Greenwich businessman Ned Lamont. Lieberman, criticized by fellow Democrats for his support of the war in Iraq and a perceived closeness with President Bush, is popular among many unaffiliated and Republican voters in Connecticut.
One wonders if Senator Lieberman will become the next Independent?
Labels: Politics, Republicanism
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