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07/26/10 Greenwich Resident Reminds Voters That There Are Only 15 Days Until The Democratic Primary
Dear Friend,
With just 15 days until the Democratic Primary, I wanted to share some thoughts on the political lay of the land and remind you of the importance of getting your friends, family, and neighbors to vote on August 10. Four years ago, I stood up to challenge the political establishment. We helped generate the largest turnout in primary history, and we beat the odds on that hot day in August. As we head toward another primary on a hot day in August, remember that votes make a difference and the bigger the turnout, the better our chances to win in August, win in November, and get Connecticut winning again.
Please tune in to the debates this week: my extraordinary running mate Mary Glassman will be participating in the Lieutenant Governor's debate on WNPR today at 9:00am and on Thursday I'll go toe-to-toe with my fellow gubernatorial candidates at a forum in Windham. In addition, Mary and I have participated in numerous town hall forums and forums with other candidates.
We have begun to make our closing argument of this primary campaign with a strong endorsement from my good friend, Ted Kennedy, Jr, who reminded viewers and listeners alike that he and I share an optimistic and positive vision for the state. That vision starts with putting our people back to work and making sure that Connecticut's best days are ahead for all of our families.
Unfortunately, my opponent has decided to close this campaign out with a negative attack ad making false claims about debates (we've had 27 debates and counting), false claims about job creation in Stamford (take a look at the New Haven Register's editorial), and false claims about the company I started up. A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is still putting on its boots; our boots are on and we're fighting back and we need you to help us fight back.
I promise to be a different type of leader than the career politician who will say and do anything to get elected. I have not promised any jobs in exchange for support and you should know that I will go to Hartford with no strings attached, ready to tell the truth, whatever the consequences. I understand that the job of governor is not a stepping stone in a political career, it's an opportunity to do the right thing and make the tough choices on behalf of the people of our state. This term may be a tough four year run, but that is OK by me if we have changed Hartford and helped Connecticut families start winning again.
So on behalf of the Glassmans, Mary, Andy, Amanda, Nathan, and Samuel, and the Lamonts, Ned, Annie, Emily, Lindsay, and Teddy, please stand with me and help us get out the vote on August 10th by clicking here to find out how you can get involved in your community. With your vote and your hard work, I know we can win this fight and get our state moving again.
Thanks,
Ned
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07/26/10 GREENWICH BRIEFING: Comptroller Nancy Wyman Facing Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman ...
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Greenwich News - July 26, 2010
Comptroller Nancy Wyman Facing Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman ... (The Hartford Courant)
Comptroller Nancy Wyman Facing Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman In Debate on WNPR At 9 a.m. Today Comptroller Nancy Wyman will face Simsbury First Selectman Mary Glassman on the radio today in the first formal debate of the season for the lieutenant governor candidates. Ride for life: Police lead cyclists into Greenwich in ALS fundraiser (Connecticut Post)
Last year, Richard Cochran biked hundreds of miles with a broken elbow. This year, the police lieutenant cycled 45 miles in frigid rain one day, only to ride in 100-degree heat the next. Former Lamont Employee Claimed Racial Bias In 2002 Lawsuit (WTIC-TV Hartford)
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ned Lamont, locked in an Aug. 10 primary battle with former Stamford Mayor Dan Malloy, was sued in 2002 by a black former executive in his cable television company who claimed that he'd been mistreated on the basis of race, federal court records show. 
GEMS hosting first aid courses for housing authority residents (Connecticut Post)
Last summer, Greenwich Emergency Medical Service offered CPR/First Aid training session for residents in Armstrong Court. Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
Friday ETF Wrap-Up: UNG Falls, IWO Rises (ETF Investor)
U.S. equity markets rose for the second straight day as the Dow and Nasdaq posted 1% gains and the S&P 500 ended higher by 0.8% to finish the week above the 1,100 mark. 