Stray Thought

Personally, I think that instead of running a write-in campaign as she currently plans to, former Republican Lisa Murkowski should form the Alaska branch of the Connecticut for Lieberman party and run on its ticket. I see no reason why the "Connecticut for Lieberman" party should confine itself to a single state or candidate. I foresee the Connecticut for Lieberman Party fielding its first credible Presidential candidate in 2024, followed by its first Presidential victory in 2028.