HARTFORD, Ct. - (07/28/06) CUNA said Thursday it sent outanother statewide mailing on behalf of embattled Sen. JosephLieberman, the second direct mailing this week. Lieberman. asupporter of the war in Iraq, is in a close primary race withanti-war Democrat Ned Lamont, which will culminate in thestates primary Aug. 8. CUNA said it spend $60,000 on itsdirect mailing on behalf of Lieberman, a long-time credit unionsupporter. The effort was done as a so-called independent campaignexpenditure, which cannot be coordinated with thecandidate.
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