Read the Lamont Plan for Change:
Where Ned stands on the issues:
- The War in Iraq
- National Security (Speech)
- Trade and Jobs
- Health Care
- Social Security/Senior Issues
- Education
- Energy Independence/Environment
- Civil Liberties
- Reproductive Freedom
- Immigration
- Infrastructure
- Veterans Issues
- Equal Rights
- Marriage Equality & LGBT Issues
- Detainee Bill
- Situation in the Middle East
- Situation in Darfur
Issues
I am seeking your support in the race for the United States Senate because of my profound disappointment at what George Bush and his allies are doing to America. I will not be reluctant to challenge the Bush administration whose policies have been so harmful to the long term interests of our state and our country.
I believe:
- That the war in Iraq has diverted far too many of our dollars, and too much of our attention, from our needs back home. The crisis in health care, lack of progress towards energy independence, and struggling public schools are examples of how our government is not leading, but allowing lobbyists and special interests to write the rules.
- Washington needs creative solutions to old problems. I am an entrepreneur who has built a successful business from scratch. More than 20 years ago, I founded a company that competes successfully against cable conglomerates. I am running with the support of Connecticut citizens, not corporate or special interests – and I bring real business experience that government needs.
- Government has a role in ensuring fundamental rights and equal opportunity for all Americans. Senator Barack Obama reminded Connecticut Democrats recently what a difference good, progressive government can make in people’s lives—from social security and Medicare to the national highway system and the Civil Rights acts. Rather than replacing the hard-earned social safety net with partially funded savings accounts, Democrats should be ready again to defend and build upon all that we have accomplished—equal rights and equal opportunity for all.