After 46 years of Democrat’s rule, Christopher J. Dodd is planning to terminate his service. He gained the title as longest serving United States senator in Connecticut’s history. Christopher J. Dodd is in sixties and he took this decision after losing confidence of winning re-election. He will be reporting the press about his future plans.

Connecticut’s Democratic attorney general Richard Blumenthal is trying to substitute him which made Republicans to join the race. Dodd is expected to retire after two years. Independent competitor Sen. Joseph Lieberman will be a tough competitor for Blumenthal who is ready to file nomination in 2012.

He will be the strong competitor as he has been elected as the top cop for five times. But Democrats were giddy when Republicans started campaigning. But now they had realized that competition is on. Ms. McMahon from republicans is arising as a healthy victim as she is ready to spend $30 million for advertisements.