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Originally posted by Penske_Account
Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman, running as an independent, gets 53 percent of likely voters, with 41 percent for Democratic primary winner Ned Lamont and 4 percent for Republican Alan Schlesinger, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.

Looks like the referendum on the DEms anti-war agenda is going to be fairly clear cut (much like the 04 referendum on the issue). When the polyscientists look back at this election in 10-15 years (during President George P. Bush's terms) I wonder if they will date the seminal event in the turn of the tide in the 06 elections to the Lamont's victoury. I am predicting yes.

Yeh, but wait till Ned breaks out the cash hoarde... He can bury Joe in spending.

And Ned's piece in the Journal two days ago wasn't a bad effort at appealing to moderates as a fiscal conservative/social moderate. He might not be as shrill and foolish as I thought based on his stump speeches.