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The Union Leader

Although Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean has gained momentum, Lieberman said he is the candidate who can win next November because he knows when to employ diplomacy and when to exert force.

“I don’t believe that the American people in the age of terrorism, with a world as unsettled and dangerous as ours is today, are going to elect a President who they don’t feel comfortable and confident will be a strong commander in chief of our military — (one) who will know when to use diplomacy . . . but also know when to use our power,” he said.

Lieberman noted he is the only one of the nine candidates who supported both the Gulf War in 1991 and “the war against Saddam.” ---

“I went to the Dean supporter and I said, ‘We’re going to be together when this all over, aren’t we?’ and he said, ‘You bet we are. Anybody but Bush,’” Lieberman recalled.

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