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The Lieberman Effect: helping GOP House chances?

At the liberal site Taegan Goddard's Political Wire, they suspect RNC Chairman Mehlman's refusal to endorse the Republican Senate nominee, good ol' whatisname, is designed to help hold the House:

The Hartford Courant: "Suddenly the Democrats' nightmare scenario becomes plausible: They are a seat or two from gaining a House majority in November, but so many Connecticut Republicans go to the polls to vote for Joe Lieberman that the state's three vulnerable GOP incumbents win re-election."


In fact, "less than an hour after Lieberman announced he'd run as an independent, Rep. Rob Simmons (R-CT) rushed out a statement praising the senator; Reps. Christopher Shays (R-CT) and Rep. Nancy Johnson (R-CT) later followed suit."

Other experts don't think it will help, though - read the whole post HERE.

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