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Dems Expected to Scold Lieberman Today

by Christine Stuart | Dec 16, 2008 10:51pm
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The Democratic State Central committee is expected to vote Wednesday evening on a resolution that expresses the party’s disappointment in US Senator Joseph I Lieberman’s support of Republican presidential candidate, Sen. John McCain.

Democratic Party Chairwoman Nancy DiNardo said Monday that censure has been taken off the table. She said while she hadn’t yet seen the resolution it was expected to be a watered-down version of the first one tabled at the party’s meeting in November.

Click here to read the draft resolution submitted by Audrey Blondin of Litchfield.

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posted by: Charlie | December 17, 2008 2:31pm

Amazing how this guy gets away with this crap. No one had the balls to call him on what he did. Hed he been a black politician he would have been crucified in the name of party loyalty.