August 23, 2010
Even on a relaxed summer day, Dan Malloy is a candidate who occupies the narrow spaces between confident and cocky, energetic and edgy.
It is a more than a week after he crushed Ned Lamont in the Democratic primary for governor, and Malloy is getting antsy. He is ready to go, to work.
"That's what I do," Malloy says with a shrug. He laughs and adds, "That's who I am."
The college kid who closely trailed the 55-year-old Malloy with a camcorder for the Lamont campaign is going back to Yale in great shape. Malloy lost 13½ pounds. Read more
