Disclosure: I worked for the Lamont campaign doing web design and production and some writing for the official blog (from 9/5/06 to 11/07/06).
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Tuesday Morning Round-Up
- CTBob was at the Norwalk DTC meeting last night and was able to film a quick interview with Ned. (Yes, Ned is still going to DTC meetings even though the convention is over. Try finding Joe at one.) The Stamford Advocate was also there and got this response from a DTC member:
In March, Democratic Town Committee member and Lamont supporter Michael Geake said he believed people were open to giving him "a look if for no other reason but to scare the hell out of Lieberman."
After last night's speech, Geake sounded a little more optimistic about Lamont's chances.
"It's (become) less anti-Lieberman and more pro-Ned," he said. - The Courant reports on Lieberman's pledge to stay in the primary while still keeping his options open if he loses. Lamont responds to Lieberman's attack that he would be too polarizing:
"He's got to be making up his mind. Half the time he accuses me of being too bipartisan when I'm on the board of selectmen in Greenwich. And the other half, it's this accusation," Lamont said.
- Ned joins David Sirota in New Haven tomorrow.
- More exciting tools and features are coming very soon at the official website.
- Bridgeport Mayor Fabrizi admits using cocaine while in office. Fabrizi seconded Sen. Lieberman's nomination at the convention. As of this morning, Lieberman still proudly touts his endorsement on his campaign's official website.
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And if Lieberman's campaign had bothered to show the ad to a focus group before airing it they wouldn't have had to later pull it. Or put the infamous "Bear ad" on the website, for that matter.
But then again, Lieberman's uber petulant, whiny campaign is the single best thing to happen to Lamont's chances by far. Ned owes Joe a big debt of gratitude when he goes off to D.C.
But then again, Lieberman's uber petulant, whiny campaign is the single best thing to happen to Lamont's chances by far. Ned owes Joe a big debt of gratitude when he goes off to D.C.
If LieberBlogger could move beyond January 19, 2006 he or she might change his or her mind about Ned Lamont.
This is the most recent (chronological) link on the LieberBlog
http://www.swingstateproject.com/2006/01/ctsen_debating.php
Well, there is this link but it doesn't make Joe look like some sort of Democratic hero
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x2670815
My apologies to Thirdparty for engaging the troll on his website. I thought it better to engage him over here than at my own site (which he or she has yet to discover or comment on)
This is the most recent (chronological) link on the LieberBlog
http://www.swingstateproject.com/2006/01/ctsen_debating.php
Well, there is this link but it doesn't make Joe look like some sort of Democratic hero
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x2670815
My apologies to Thirdparty for engaging the troll on his website. I thought it better to engage him over here than at my own site (which he or she has yet to discover or comment on)
Trying to link Joe Lieberman to the Bridgeport mayor and thence to cocaine is beyond a reach. It's just an absurd non-sequitur and shouldn't even be mentioned here.
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