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Various Lieberman - Lamont Outcomes

I said in a previous post that I was not sure which I would prefer, Lieberman dealing a blow to the anti-war/nutroots by winning today or for the Lamont group to pull Democrats over the extremist cliff and for Lieberman to then defeat them as an independent in November. Of course, it is always possible that Lieberman could run as an independent and lose. John Hawkins is considering the various possible outcomes as well with a pretty comprehensive analysis.

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John's analysis seems prett... (Below threshold)
Jim Addison:

John's analysis seems pretty solid, except where he hypothesizes that "Lamonts funding could dry up" in a general election campaign against an independent Lieberman.

First of all, the Nutroots don't base their support on practical chances of winning, which is why Kos is 1 for 20 in picking candidates. If you swallow the Kool-Aid®, they will follow you all the way to Jonestown.

Secondly, Lamont is worth over $200 million, so I doubt he will run out of campaign money anytime soon.

60% of Americans = Extremis... (Below threshold)
Robert:

60% of Americans = Extremists




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