That's democracy. As to whether Lamont will win, it looks like a fairly even
race at the moment, but Leiberman has a record the middle of the ground
voters can trust, while Lamont is a one-trick pony on the war. Will that be
enough to get him elected? It will be interesting to see.
On 8/9/06, Dana
what we don't know is how much of Lamont's victory is due to such people. If
it's true that Lamont's campaign has been doing that, it's just as repugnant
as the Republican's purported use of YouTube. Though hardly new.
I primarily agree with the proposition that Democrats are entitled to vote
the
Good piece by Lanny Davis (former Clinton White House Counsel) on the
Lieberman/Lamont race and left-wing haters:
http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110008763
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