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...Tories feel entirely unrepresented,.” he really means “Cameron has failed to patronize the xenophobic, backward looking paleo-conservative branch of the party.” This sort of internecine fighting is not exactly unfamiliar to American politics —see Lieberman v. Lamont??but in the U.S. ideological battles take place on an individual level, in a thousand different primary contests. There is never a battle over the “heart” of either party, because, quite simply, neither has a heart. Like the Tin Man, each party wanders...
...today,” the former presidential candidate told his supporters the night of his four percentage-point loss. “For the sake of our state, our country and my party, I cannot and will not let that result stand.”But friends from Lamont??s college days at Harvard say that while he was strongly liberal and outspokenly against the Vietnam War, he befriended students across the political spectrum.“He tolerated the conservatives,” Richard W. Edelman ’76, one of Lamont??s college...
Lamont is a fourth generation Harvard graduate, and his daughter currently attends the College. Lamont Library in the Yard is named after Thomas W. Lamont, class of 1892, who was Ned Lamont??s great-grandfather...
...family is fairly well-to-do, but they kept him grounded in reality,” Edward N. Bothfeld ’76, Lamont??s roommate in Lowell House for three years, said of his friend. “If you were out for pizza and beer, he wouldn’t pick up the tab. Ned was always very careful with his money...
...Lamont??who was editor-in-chief of the Phillips Exeter Academy paper when he was a student there—said that he did not join any final clubs or major student groups at Harvard...