Just a few more pictures from Lieberman HQ last night that I wanted to share.
This picture shows a crowd of Lieberman supporters looking visibly nervous as the reports got worse and worse for him. It illustrates the tense mood of the place pretty well.
Lieberman's "concession" speech, which was anything but conciliatory, started off as a somber moment, but morphed into a rally for a campaign that had been reborn. Here is where the crowd could finally release all that pent-up energy cheering their hero on.
As for Lieberman himself, he looks like he's aged a decade. I thought to myself more than once that this must be like torture for him. But maybe it wasn't. Maybe he's finally running the race he wants to run.
This picture shows a crowd of Lieberman supporters looking visibly nervous as the reports got worse and worse for him. It illustrates the tense mood of the place pretty well.
Lieberman's "concession" speech, which was anything but conciliatory, started off as a somber moment, but morphed into a rally for a campaign that had been reborn. Here is where the crowd could finally release all that pent-up energy cheering their hero on.
As for Lieberman himself, he looks like he's aged a decade. I thought to myself more than once that this must be like torture for him. But maybe it wasn't. Maybe he's finally running the race he wants to run.
2 comments:
You're right, Dean.
By the way, lousy pictures. Keep your day job, GC.
What about Lamont's victory speech with Sharpton and Jackson--Now that's a picture worth a thousand words!!!
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