As Richard Lugar goes, so goes bipartisanship?

Dick Lugar from office in a heated Indiana primary. With most of the percent of the precincts reporting, state Treasurer Richard Mourdock had 61 percent of the vote to Lugar's 39 percent, sending Mourdock to a NovemberWASHINGTON — Richard Lugar, the longest-serving Republican currently in the US Senate, lost to a more conservative, tea-party-backed candidate in Indiana's primary, US media projected. With two-thirds of precinctsSenator Richard Lugar, right, and the chief of Russia's Federal Munitions Agency Zinovy Pak toast each

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