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Dodd criticizes LIEberman?
Although
it's rather off-handed, I'll take it.
Lieberman seemed to be breaking new ground, shifting gears from simply promoting McCain to taking shots at Obama.
[...]
Lieberman's Connecticut colleague, Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd, said he's heard McCain talk about keeping a civil tone to the campaign.
"It might be a good message for him to convey to his supporters," said Dodd, also an Obama supporter.
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