On the recordAugust 6, 2006
this same antiwar sentiment that conceivably could knock off and may well knock off Joe Lieberman in a primary could come back to sweep out some Republican moderates.
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David Gergen discusses the potential electoral consequences of antiwar sentiment for both parties.
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