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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs
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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (10597)8/6/2006 12:45:34 PM
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"Nonetheless, many voters remain unmoved. "Say only nice things about your senator," Lieberman playfully said to Nancy Riella, as she talked to reporters at a pizza joint in Colchester. "Which one?" Riella quipped, barely masking her contempt for the lawmaker.

Riella, a former Republican who became a Democrat because of her displeasure with Bush, said she supports Lamont over Lieberman. "I think he's a Bush kiss-up," said Riella, a certified public accountant from Madison who previously had voted for Bush and Lieberman. "If he were a true Democrat, he'd step aside and support Lamont if he loses the primary.""

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