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September 24, 2003

Lieberman Begins N.H. Blitz

I saw Lieberman on C-Span at Tom Harkin's Hear it From The Heartland town hall meeting, and his performance was downright dismal. Lieberman should drop out -- the sooner the better. I don't like to make predictions, but I'll go out on a limb and say that Joe Lieberman doesn't have a chance* at winning the presidency in 2004 -- and his chances of winning the Democratic nomination are only marginally better.

* Unless Bush really, really spirals down into unpopularity (i.e., unless Bush defeats himself.)

Lieberman Begins Blitz
He reintroduces himself to state

Concord Monitor; September 15, 2003
by Anne Ruderman, Monitor staff

MANCHESTER - At his first New Hampshire town meeting, Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman yesterday called the U.S. war on terrorism a "war for the hearts and minds of the Islamic world," saying it was more than just a quest to capture Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.

"This is the time for a Marshall Plan for the Muslim world," said Lieberman, one of nine Democrats running for president. "With strength we'll achieve the security we want for our children and our grandchildren."

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But if the scale of this weekend's blitz was different (even the posters were larger), the senator's message - repeal most of the Bush tax cuts, create more manufacturing jobs, provide affordable health care - was largely the same.

"There's this idea that if you're not registering in New Hampshire, all you need to do is retail politics, more intensity with hooha all around it and that's going to help you rise in the polls," said Dean Spiliotes, an analyst with the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College in Manchester. "That stuff is fine if you have a message that resonates."

Spiliotes said that Lieberman, who was largely thought to be a front-runner for the 2004 campaign, has suffered from the sudden popularity of Dean and a fractured Democratic party.

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