That didn't take long:
Lieberman said Lamont is rich enough to try to buy his way into the Senate.
"Having between $90 million and $300 million, Ned Lamont can not only try to buy a seat from Connecticut in the U.S. Senate, he can probably buy a seat in a couple of other states if he wanted," Lieberman said.
The response from Lamont's campaign is perfect:
Swan said he does not believe Lieberman's gibes about wealth will resonate.
"I think it makes an incumbent senator look weak," Swan said.
Hmm. Considering how much Joe loves the GOP, it's a little odd that he's attacking someone who has money. Did Lieberman ever attack Dick Cheney's wealth when he ran against him back in 2000? Just wondering.
