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Sep 21
2010

The GOP’s Lieberman

Politics

Things are getting interesting in the land of half term governors: Republican leaders are angry with Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) for jeopardizing their chances of winning the Senate.  Murkowski’s decision to mount a write-in campaign risks splitting the Republican vote between two candidates and could cost her party a safe GOP seat. “I am bothered […]

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Dec 13
2006

Thanks Tom!

Misc

With the victory of Ciro Rodriguez in TX-23 last night, many have forgot who to really thank. I even forgot, but Kos reminded me. This is the sweet gift of one Tom Delay. His redistricting plan in Texas, which could still land him in jail, was a big winner for Democrats.   (Graphic courtesy of […]

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Sep 5
2006

GOP Told Off – By Republicans!

Misc

The house that Rove and Mehlman built is crumbling hard: Arizona Republicans in a crowded House primary denounced the national GOP Tuesday for taking sides in the race. “They’re idiots,” one candidate said. The National Republican Congressional Committee last week backed a candidate in the primary, launching a $122,000 advertising campaign for state Rep. Steve […]

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Aug 13
2006

Hey Joe

Misc

The heat is getting turned up: U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman (news, bio, voting record) should bow out of the November’s congressional race altogether after his defeat in Connecticut’s Democratic primary, a top Democrat said on Sunday. Lieberman, a three-term senator and Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2000, lost to political newcomer Ned Lamont in Connecticut […]

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Aug 9
2006

A Final Analysis On Yesterday's Primary

Misc

While Lieberman is out giving the proverbial “fuck you” to Democrats in Connecticut, the Democratic leadership have spoken and show where their support now lies: Democratic Leader Harry Reid and DSCC Chair Chuck Schumer issued the following joint statement today on the Connecticut Senate race: “The Democratic voters of Connecticut have spoken and chosen Ned […]

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Aug 3
2006

Lamont Gets A Big Boost

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Heading into the primary home stretch in Connecticut, Ned Lamont gets some more good news: A novice anti-war candidate seeking the Connecticut Democratic Party’s nomination to run for the U.S. Senate has extended his lead against three-term incumbent and 2000 vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman, a poll showed on Thursday. Ned Lamont, a millionaire businessman […]

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Aug 1
2006

Ned Lamont on the Colbert Report

Misc

I got the video and transcript up over at Crooks and Liars. Head on over and check it out. Ned did a great job tonight.

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Jul 30
2006

NYTs Endorses Ned Lamont

Misc

I wonder if Hannity will accuse the New York Times of “torturing” Lieberman now: Mr. Lamont, a wealthy businessman from Greenwich, seems smart and moderate, and he showed spine in challenging the senator while other Democrats groused privately. He does not have his opponent’s grasp of policy yet. But this primary is not about Mr. […]

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Jul 20
2006

Lamont Ahead In Recent Poll

Misc

This is awesome news: Sen. Joe Lieberman, under fire from activists in his own party, has lost ground to his challenger and is narrowly trailing him for the first time in their race for the Democratic nomination, a new poll released Thursday shows. Businessman Ned Lamont had support from 51 percent and Lieberman from 47 […]

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Jul 6
2006

Lieberman/Lamont Debate

Misc

I been catching up on clips and what nots from it. It my opinion Lamont showed that he is truly concerned about his constituents and the Democratic Party while Joe is worried about only Joe. Here are some great run downs from around the blogosphere. Matt Stoller is debunking the lies Lieberman told tonight during […]

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