Diner Stops
Since the people of Connecticut first elected me to represent them in the United States Senate in 1988, I have taken the opportunity to visit local diners as often as possible to have the chance to sit down, one on one, with the people and families of Connecticut. At these diners, over coffee, scrambled eggs, bagels, and good conversation, I have had the chance to talk with people all over the state about the important issues that affect their lives and their communities.
So far, I have visited more than 130 diners in 60 Connecticut towns. To see if I have visited a diner near you, view the entire list. To recommend your favorite diner click here.
Coffee Conversations
At the Bridgeport Flyer Diner in Milford, I thoroughly enjoyed meeting with local residents and students.
I was also glad to hear about the various issues and problems facing my constituents so that I can carry their concerns back to Washington. Not surprisingly, the economy, housing, and basic challenges of daily life weigh heavily on the minds of many. To learn more about my views on this topic click here.
To read about my recent work in this area, click here.
Current News
- 11.01.12 LIEBERMAN, HOMELAND SECURITY SECRETARY NAPOLITANO TOUR HURRICANE DAMAGE IN CONNECTICUT
- 10.30.12 LIEBERMAN TOURS SWAMPED COASTAL REGION COMMENDS FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL EMERGENCY COORDINATION OF PLANNING AND RESPONSE
- 10.30.12 CT DELEGATION HAILS DECLARATION OF MAJOR DISASTER IN WAKE OF HURRICANE SANDY
- 10.28.12 CT DELEGATION BACKS DISASTER REQUEST
- 10.25.12 Op-Ed (WSJ) | My Line on Defense—No More Cuts