The diner was pretty full, but it was almost early dinnertime. There were a number of older folks there, and there were a few journalists (including my friend Chuck from the local paper). The Lieberman "supporters" didn't start arriving until about 5:25; the bus pulled up soon after. I figured that, if I stood outside, I would have a better chance of beating the crowd.
But the crowd didn't come, and is was hot. I decided to returned to the air conditioned comfort indoors. I had already met a handful of Lamont supporters outside, including this lady, holding a "Bye, Joe!" sign:

I went back outside, again to find a good spot. But I didn't need to rush. Here is a photograph of everyone who came to support incumbent senator Joseph Lieberman:

4 comments:
Bob, thanks for the link. I'm a big fan of your blog...
Go Ned!
Shit, I didn't know that was you, Larkspur! Gah, I have enough problems remembering real names, but all these frickin' handles completely overwhelm me!
Heh...thanks!
Radio station WINY in Putnam is reporting that Lieberman was greeted by 80 supporters at Zip's Diner. Info posted here seems to suggest otherwise. Any comments?
Anonymous, thanks for the info. I'm going to do some investigating. Perhaps more people showed up after I left? Perhaps WINY is counting the folks in the restaurant? There definitely weren't 80 people there, though. Seriously. I know I didn't do very well on the math section of the SAT, but I can count...
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