Two quick things every registered Connecticut Democrat should know:
1: Lieberman has shown his true colors by naming his party "Connecticut for Lieberman." Remember that. You're for him, not the other way around.
2: Republicans have essentially pulled their support from their own candidate, now polling in the low single digits. Lieberman isn't a Republican, but he's the next best thing as far as they are concerned.
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