Published 12/18/2008
by rsinderbrand
at CNN Political Ticker
Lieberman may lose his committee chairmanship this week, as Senate Democrats meet on the issue.
(CNN) — Connecticut’s Democratic Party is officially complaining to Sen. Joe Lieberman for backing Republican John McCain in this year’s presidential race – but has decided against taking any tougher measures against him.
State party officials voted Wednesday night to send the [...]
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