Wrestler's Dad Slams McMahon In Conn. Senate Race
The father of a wrestler who killed himself and his family is asking voters to reject Republican Linda McMahon, the former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO.
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The father of a wrestler who killed himself and his family is asking voters to reject Republican Linda McMahon, the former World Wrestling Entertainment CEO.
Connecticut's Democrats say the Linda McMahon $50-million attack machine is bringing in corporate reinforcements.
For the third time in about a month, Connecticut's Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Richard Blumenthal is looking to the White House for campaign support.
A new poll shows Richard Blumenthal's lead over McMahon has grown to double-digits in the U.S. Senate race in Connecticut.
The crux of the final Connecticut Senate debate on Tuesday came down to trust, jobs and professional wrestling.
The debate is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Garde Arts Center in New London.
The Connecticut Senate candidates are facing off in another televised debate. The two candidates, Republican Linda McMahon and Democrat Richard Blumenthal, participated in two face-to-face debates last week.
Brown rallied support Saturday for McMahon, a Republican newcomer best known as the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment.
The candidates sparred over who is the best equipped to rejuvenate the economy and spur more jobs.
The two candidates for the state's open U.S. Senate seat took aim at each other's recent TV ads in their first face-to-face debate on Monday.
National Democrats have begun airing a TV ad attacking the business record of the Republican candidate for Connecticut's U.S. Senate seat, accusing former professional wrestling executive Linda McMahon of being "a bad CEO."
The Quinnipiac University poll shows Blumenthal with a 49 percent to 46 percent lead over McMahon.
The GOP candidate for U.S. Senate is defending an online ad that uses the footage to promote the importance of tax cuts.
A poll released Tuesday shows that Richard Blumenthal (D) leads Linda McMahon (R) 51 to 45 percent among likely voters in the race for U.S. Senate.
Craigslist replaced the link to the section with a black bar that says "censored." However, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said the company has yet to reveal its long-term plans.
