In 2006, Michael Fedele was persuaded by Gov. Jodi Rell to end his political retirement and run as her lieutenant governor. For about four years, he was a loyal second banana, running the Senate, sitting in on budget meetings and keeping his mouth shut and letting his multi-million-dollar information technology company run itself. When the chance came to bestow a little loyalty of her own on Fedele, when she announced last year she would not run for re-election, Fedele thought her endorsement was coming. But it never happened. That endorsement would surely have been enough for Fedele to overcome Tom Foley’s 3-pt primary victory Tuesday night. But the Blogster thinks Foley won the GOP gubernatorial nomination when Foley slapped him with that court suit over the CEP public-campaign-funding cash. That week wasted in court was a week Fedele could have had those attack ads against Foley on TV.