Hacked? No.

Four months after the Connecticut primary, state and federal investigators finally issue their report on the "hacking" of the Lieberman website. The conclusion?

"The investigation has revealed no evidence the problems the Web site experienced were the result of criminal conduct," Tom Carson, spokesman for U.S. Attorney Kevin O'Connor, said Tuesday.

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal confirmed the joint investigation "found no evidence of tampering or sabotage warranting civil action by my office."

But that's the Lieberman campaign, right down the line — the latest example of the paranoid style in American politics.