Republican candidate for governor Mark Boughton took aim at rival Tom Foley on Sunday’s Face the State, suggesting the 2010 nominee can’t beat Governor Malloy in the fall.
The Danbury mayor said Foley should have “slam dunked” convention yet 40 percent want another nominee. He also told me Foley has maxed out his support, after spending $12 million dollars in 2010.
In addition, Boughton, who was number two on the 2010 ticket with Foley, talked about getting dumped by running mate Heather Somers: https://dennishouse.tv/2014/05/22/boughton-lauretti-is-my-new-running-mate/
Watch the interview right here: http://www.wfsb.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=10194977
Above picture courtesy Connecticut Post
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Dennis House 
They ran as a team in 2010.
Here it comes.
Good thing Foley resurrected McKinney at the Convention to deflect the mud.
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Boughton was dumped by Somers. As a person very familiar with the word, dumped, I think that was a great strategic move by Heather Somers. She knows what’s coming.
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This has become wearisomely typical of Mark. Boughton, he takes a cheap shot at the GOP candidate while offering no solutions to the state’s myriad problems.
This isn’t leadership, it’s schoolyard juvenility.
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