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January 7, 2008 - 2:00pm

Chris Dodd returns home

By Jessica Alaimo
Tags: Chris Dodd

Despite his failed campaign, Chris Dodd is happy to be back in Connecticut, the Associated Press reported Sunday.

He said he will wait a few days before endorsing another candidate, and is not interested in the vice presidency.

"Today it's a good feeling to be back home in Connecticut," he told the AP. "Honestly I come home disappointed. I would have liked to have won this election. I've been through eight elections, and let me tell you, winning is a lot more fun than losing. But in a sense I'm also glad I tried. I have no regrets whatsoever about this."

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