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Eyes Are Still on Lieberman

By Emily Pierce
Roll Call Staff
Nov. 19, 2008, Midnight

For all of Tuesday’s talk of Democrats reconciling with their wayward colleague, Sen. Joe Lieberman (ID), Senators said they will keep a close eye on the Connecticut Member’s party loyalty as he rejoins their caucus after his harsh criticism of President-elect Barack Obama’s candidacy.

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