New Haven Independent

Posted by: point iz | April 16, 2009 3:31 PM

seems to me bolden is johnny come lately in this case, doesn't know the case and as former counsel to the NAACP his agenda is clear.

BTW, dobbs handed bolden his head.

Posted by: man about town | April 16, 2009 8:43 PM

As former counsel to the naacp, how can bolden fairly assess this case, especially since he has just come into the picture.

As far as the interview, bolden did a great job of showing how far someone can go with the benefit of affirmative action, he looked like an argumentative, unskilled and uninformed city mouthpiece.

Posted by: givemeabreak | April 16, 2009 9:24 PM

New Haven Independent you are amazing! Lou Dobbs ran four segments on this case and the only one you show is the piece with Victor Bolden. I wonder where he stands on this issue, he was a lawyer for the Naacp! I think Bolden was a little out of his league this night! Bolden also left out that the civil service board is appointed by King John himself!