Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) is calling for the Bush administration to appoint “some high emissary” devoted to addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Speaking to CBS’ “Early Show” on Tuesday, a day after announcing he is running for president, Lieberman reiterated Bush administration policy that “a peace which involves two states, a free and secure Israel next to a free and secure Palestine,” would be in both sides’ best interests.
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