Hartford, CT - At today’s final Republican gubernatorial primary debate, each one of the candidates refused to support common-sense regulations on 3-D guns. America has been shocked that plans for these new firearms could come online and flood our streets, yet each of one of the Republicans refused to commit to any kind of regulation.
Hartford, CT - As America watches in shock as 3-D gun blueprints come online, here at home the Connecticut Citizens Defense League has made its position on these untraceable guns clear: embrace them, or lose the group’s support. New 3-D printed guns could soon hit the streets, evading common-sense laws designed to ensure public safety. Yet, the GOP candidates won’t speak out against them and continue to pander to the gun lobby. And that puts Connecticut residents at risk.
Hartford, CT - David Stemerman wouldn’t take a position in the great Connecticut Pizza debate, Sally’s vs Pepe’s, in a newly released video. But pizza preference isn’t the only issue David Stemerman won’t take a strong position on:
Hartford, CT - At yesterday’s debate, Republicans stood by Donald Trump on trade. The facts are clear, Trump’s trade war is bad for Connecticut business:
Hartford, CT - The CT Republican gubernatorial candidates are preparing to face off in another debate tomorrow, but the question is...where do they stand on basic issues? Well, we don’t know. We know they stand with Trump--that’s clear. But how do they feel about critical questions facing vo
Hartford, CT - News today showed that Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Boughton may be ahead in a new online poll…the question is...
Is that because he’s out talking about a bogus plan to eliminate the income tax? Maybe.
Hartford, CT - After a disastrous week for the President during which he received worldwide condemnation following evidence of collusion and an unbelievable Helsinki press conference with Vladimir Putin, the Republican gubernatorial candidates are embracing him more than ever.
Hartford, CT - As a result of the Trump administration's attack on the Affordable Care Act, health insurance premiums in Connecticut will surge by double digits. Connecticut residents will soon pay more for their health insurance because of Trump’s persistent attacks on our health care system.
Hartford, CT - As the number of Connecticut Democratic voters surges, the stakes in this election in November could not be higher.
Hartford, CT - Between avoiding questions from reporters on their support of Trump and dodging attacks from their primary opponents, it sounds exhausting to be a Connecticut Republican running for Governor.