Bush will not endorse republican opposing repub Lieberman
It is highly unusual for a sitting president not to endorse a Senate candidate from his own party and suggests the depth of the political machinations over Lieberman's Senate seat after his defeat in last week's Democratic primary by Ned Lamont.
[White House spokes-tool Tony] Snow would not say why Bush would not endorse Schlesinger, but other White House officials have made known their displeasure with him as a candidate and the Connecticut Republican Party has urged him to drop out of the race.
There were published reports last month that Schlesinger had once run up large gambling debts and had gambled under an assumed name.
[White House spokes-tool Tony] Snow would not say why Bush would not endorse Schlesinger, but other White House officials have made known their displeasure with him as a candidate and the Connecticut Republican Party has urged him to drop out of the race.
There were published reports last month that Schlesinger had once run up large gambling debts and had gambled under an assumed name.
It wasn't "Bill Bennett," was it?
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