The Quinnipiac Poll from a couple days ago showed that the Republican opponent to the winner of the Lamont/Lieberman Connecticut Democratic Primary for the Senate would have only 9% of the state vote in a three-way election in November. Add to that news from today that he was sued and forced to pay two settlements on gambling debts that equalled approximately $28,000, and you realize that he almost certainly poses no threat to either Democratic candidate. In a state where "83% of the population disapproves of the Iraq war and only 31% percent approve of President Bush", the people of Connecticut should vote their conscience and chose the candidate that represents their view on the issues.
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Connecticut Senate Primary Update
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