Ned Lamont back online

[eridani]

The entire country heard you loud and clear last August 8th.

And they need to keep on hearing from us: not just on Iraq, but on all the issues we fought for.

I am so proud of the most important and lasting legacy of our campaign: you, the tens of thousands of new voters, hundreds of new activists, and vast numbers of staffers, volunteers, and supporters who have stayed involved. You are running for office, joining your local town committee, getting involved in other campaigns, and keeping your representatives honest.

One year later, so many of you are staying active and continuing to challenge the status quo when it needs challenging.

In this spirit, we have relaunched our website at NedLamont.com as a place where you can keep up to date on my political activities and stay connected.

To start, you can take the opportunity to speak out about what last year’s primary victory meant to you - and about what you are doing now to fight for the same issues we all fought so hard for during the campaign. Write a letter to the editor here:

http://www.nedlamont.com/oneyearlater

[AndyA]

1. We would all be so much better off if Ned Lamont were serving instead

of that piece of cr@p Joe Liebermann.

I still can't believe the Democratic Party didn't do more for Ned when he became the candidate, but they didn't. They acted almost as if they didn't have anyone running in Connecticut.

[eridani]

3. Ned isn't giving up

We shouldn't be either. We're the Blue Grit Democrats, no?

[Olney Blue]

2. It's almost too painful to think of what we lost.