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So a decision to keep Lieberman in both the Democrat caucus and the chairmanship of the Homeland Security committee was made by people who haven't even been sworn in to the Senate yet, like Senator-elect Tom Udall? The election was just two weeks ago. New Members of Congress don't even take office until January and probably haven't even gone through any briefing on the overall legislative process yet. They don't have offices nor websites where constituents like me can write and object. They don't even know how their new constituents feel about Joe Lieberman. But they're voting on whether or not to censure that traitor. Something stinks here! Does anyone have access to a rollcall yet?
