| Fedele flub could be forgotten as race progresses Connecticut Post Gary Lebeau of East Hartford; Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi; and Ned Lamont of Greenwich, who won the Democratic US Senate primary in 2006, ... |
| Whither Campaign Finance? fairfieldweekly.com Ned Lamont, the Greenwich millionaire who became a left-wing hero in 2006 by taking the Democratic US Senate nomination away from Joe Lieberman, ... |
| When a hug becomes a kiss of death Politico Ned Lamont was a political novice in 2006 when he ran a successful primary challenge against Sen. Joe Lieberman that was essentially based on the image of ... |
| Save the date « CT Blue By JCW Ned Lamont is coming to our area in a few weeks. He'll be at the home of Camille and Nick Burlingham (Camille happens to be his sister) 9 High Ridge Drive, Pawcatuck, on Monday, Dec 7, from 6-8. I hope we can get a good turnout for Ned. ... CT Blue - http://ctblueblog.com/ |
| Connecticut Bob: An informal chat with Ned Lamont By CT Bob Last night several bloggers met with Ned Lamont for a friendly chat about the current state of the political situation in Connecticut. Ned recently announced the formation of an exploratory committee for a possible run for governor in ... Connecticut Bob - http://ctbob.blogspot.com/ |
| Ned Lamont Meets With Bloggers - Jonathan Kantrowitz - Connecticut ... By Jonathan Kantrowitz Ned Lamont met informally with a few fine bloggers last night – all of us veterans of his 2006 Senate race. Ned was in fine form as he discussed the failures of the current administration and his ability to bring together business and ... Jonathan Kantrowitz - http://blog.ctnews.com/kantrowitz/ |
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