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Saturday, January 28, 2006

Lamont does New Haven, launches website

Just came back from hearing Ned Lamont speak in New Haven. I'm currently downloading the video, audio, and photographs so I'll hold back on my full report until I have everything uploaded.

From what I heard from him and his team, it's now fair to say that he's in the race. i don't want to give too much away becaue like I said, I'm uploading the video and all the photos I took today. Until then, go and check out Lamont's website which he just launched today at www.nedlamont.com.

I'll have a full post up soon so hold tight!

(note to Lieberman: from the amount of people I saw today (including a number of town committee members from various cities), you should have reason for concern).

posted by ctblogger @ 2:21 PM