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Martha's Dilemma - Examining the Fault Lines Between Ideological Convictions and Political Survival
The split in the Democrat party between the leftists and rich Democrats hampered Martha Marx’s debate performances last week. Although having publicly proclaimed her dislike of rich people, “like our governor,” Marx still has to please both factions. The tension showed in the Marx/Lee discussion on Oct. 14th and the debate on the 15th.* Marx leans hard left and believes in one political party rule - her party. Thus Martha's dilemma is how to campaign for re-election in a trou
Oct 20


Governor Ned Lamont is Working Hard for His Constituents
Two-term Governor Lamont wants a third term to continue working his plan for the state of Connecticut. Among his many accomplishments, Governor Lamont signed House Bill 5340, PA 19-35, PA 20-5, and PA 26-127. These legislative acts established the public benefits charge, paid by electricity company customers, to funnel billions to subsidize private electric companies. He also signed PA 19-117, which raised taxes on groceries and takeout food. Lamont’s PA 19-25 raised an avera
Oct 14


Why Do Democrats Promote Abuse?
Democrats took years to finally dump Eric Swalwell for habitual sexual harassment. Chris Murphy, Chuck Schumer, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders lauded Nazi-tattooed Graham Platner even though they knew that he had a history as an abuser. They stuck with him until the details of sexual harassment, rape, and kidnapping became widespread. In Connecticut, the Democrats are sticking with Nick Menapace, even after he publicly said that he wanted to punch a female legislator
Oct 13
"If everyone is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking." - George S. Patton
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