Bob, it’s time to tell us where you’re going to find the $10 billion. Either that — or stop running around telling the voters of Connecticut you’re going to make the income tax go away if you become governor.

Hartford, CT - President Trump has claimed that nearly 3,000 Americans “did not die” in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Despite the heartbreaking new official report, President Trump denied the true death toll outright, displaying a moral depravity we’ve never seen from a president.

Hartford, CT - Across the country, Americans are rightly concerned about their health care as Republicans attempt to sabotage the Affordable Care Act. Rolling back access to coverage is central to today’s GOP agenda.

Hartford, CT - On WTIC radio yesterday, after being asked about aligning himself with the President, Stefanowski praised Trump...YET AGAIN.

Hartford, CT - Donald Trump’s tax plan has cost Connecticut taxpayers billions of dollars by capping SALT deductions. What did Stefanowski have to say about that? It’s abundantly clear that he supports Trump’s tax policies to benefit the 1%...even though they hurt Connecticut’s middle-class families.

Hartford, CT - Bob Stefanowski refused to attend last night’s first gubernatorial debate. With just under nine weeks until Election Day--why won’t he answer basic questions? Maybe because he knows his phony tax experiment would raise property taxes, gut education, and undercut job growth.

Hartford, CT - Today, arguments begin in Texas in a lawsuit that could threaten coverage for pre-existing conditions. While Connecticut has joined the lawsuit to protect our care and ensure coverage for those with pre-existing conditions, the Republican gubernatorial ticket wants to end it.

Hartford, CT – Over Labor Day weekend, Bob Stefanowski made it clear he doesn’t respect the work people do enough to support fair compensation.

Hartford, CT - This morning, Democratic women leaders from across the state joined together to speak out against Secretary of Education Betsy Devos’ new proposal on college sexual misconduct and a CT GOP ticket that opposes “yes means yes.”

Hartford, CT - Yesterday, it was reported that U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is planning new rules on college campuses nationwide — and affecting schools across Connecticut — that would change the definition of sexual harassment at universities, further protect those accused of sexual abuse and misconduct, and create hurdles for survivors of abuse to prove their cases.