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I thought we had a thread on this, but couldn't find it. In any event, he's supposed to announce his choice on Friday. This from The Hill would seem to indicate that it won't be Lieberman:
Apart from his liberal tendancies, I'm not sure the GOP electorate would be too pleased with Joe giving lots of his money to the DNC during this election cycle.
Despite standing only 20 yards away from the Connecticut delegates who criticized Lieberman harshly, Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) defended his home-state colleague Wednesday.
Dodd said that Lieberman had given $250,000 to help Democratic Senate candidates win election this fall.
“He gave $250,000 to the DSCC a week and a half ago,” said Dodd. “He’s been very helpful to Democrats.
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A Lieberman aide said his boss gave only $100,000 to the committee earlier this month and another $100,000 to the committee last year. Public records show that Lieberman also gave $30,000 from his leadership political action committee, bringing his total contributions to $230,000 for this election cycle.
Dodd said that Lieberman had given $250,000 to help Democratic Senate candidates win election this fall.
“He gave $250,000 to the DSCC a week and a half ago,” said Dodd. “He’s been very helpful to Democrats.
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A Lieberman aide said his boss gave only $100,000 to the committee earlier this month and another $100,000 to the committee last year. Public records show that Lieberman also gave $30,000 from his leadership political action committee, bringing his total contributions to $230,000 for this election cycle.
Apart from his liberal tendancies, I'm not sure the GOP electorate would be too pleased with Joe giving lots of his money to the DNC during this election cycle.
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