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Arlen Specter leaves the door open to pulling a Lieberman. Under Pennsylvania law, however, Specter would have to decide to run as an independent before the Republican primary. Joe Lieberman says, "I’d be delighted to have him in my caucus."
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james23| 3.18.09 @ 11:17AM
Specter running as an Indie would assure Toomey the win in November, as Benedict Arlen and the Dem nominee would split Philly and take little else.
I still say the only shot Arlen has is to switch parties and run as a Dem.
Angel| 3.18.09 @ 1:22PM
What an awful little man.