State Rep. Bill Hamzy just issued a statement saying he will not run for attorney general. Here's what he sent me:
After alot of deliberation as well as conversations with family and friends, I have decided not to run for Attorney General. Frankly, I am flattered that people thought enough of me to encourage me to consider this race. The feedback and support that has been expressed by many, many people is very much appreciated. As a person who has continuously practiced law in Bristol for the past 17 years representing individuals from all walks of life, I would thoroughly enjoy being the attorney who represents the people of the State of Connecticut.
However, the realities of running a statewide campaign, practicing law full-time, responsibly representing the people of the 78th District while trying to be father to my children and a husband to my wife outweigh a campaign to be Attorney General. I would like to again sincerely thank all of those people who offered their support. It does mean alot to me and my family.
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7 comments:
Good decision Bill. The Dumb-o-craps dominate that office anyway. People of the United Socialist State of Connecticut prefer a grand-standing liberal than a common sense conservative for that seat traditionally. It's not worth losing you in Hartford and for Bristol and Plymouth
Gee I knew he wouldn't run but so many people ecouraging him? I really think it was his and his Republican friends. We knew !
That would be a good job for bill stortz. He likes to hear him self talk. Plus he has a honary degree at Bristol Central High School. Sorry did not mean to insult the students.
Good decision Bill because you would have lost anyway. The republican'ts can't afford to lose the only one left that they love. He only did that for publicity. He didn't have the guts to run!
He does kinda look like a camel! Boy it's nice to know we can pick on someone personally like you republicans do. So keep it up and so will we. Mr. Teacher!
It's the state's loss.
Ha !
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