O.K., what about the Senate race in Connecticut, where Ned Lamont is the Democratic nominee, and Mr. Lieberman, who lost the Democratic primary, is running as an independent but promising to caucus with the Democrats if he wins? Is this a case where the man, not the party, is what matters? Only if you believe that Mr. Lieberman’s promise not to switch parties is 100 percent credible.
Does anyone believe Joe?
UPDATE: After this debate, Joe better watch his Republican flank. Not sure what I expected from Alan Schlesinger, but he came across as credible (you know, as Republicans go).
Lieberman really is one of the most sanctimonious pols around.
Lamont definitely looked Senatorial. I thought he was good.
