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...wake of his political victory over incumbent Joseph I. Lieberman in Connecticut??s Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, Edward “Ned” Lamont, Jr. ’76 now needs to prove that he can unify his party and constructively lead his state in a divided Senate.In an interview with The Crimson last Friday, Lamont said he was up to the task.“I started out a business from scratch. I think I can work with people,” he said, arguing that his business success will spill over...
...most closely watched primary elections of the year, Edward “Ned” Lamont, Jr. ’76 defeated Joseph I. Lieberman yesterday in Connecticut??s Democratic primary election for Senate, winning 52 percent of the vote...
Lieberman—who garnered 48 percent of the votes in Connecticut??filed paperwork this morning allowing him for run as an independent; he has served as Connecticut??s junior senator for the past 18 years...
...faces off against party veteran Joseph I. Lieberman in Connecticut??s Democratic primary election for the Senate today, Edward “Ned” M. Lamont, Jr. ’76 has continued assuring voters that he and conservatives can get along...
...rather bold statement considering Farmington’s early exit from Connecticut??s high school tournament Haviland’s senior year. Of course, that disappointing end came only in spite of Haviland’s best efforts...