Hartford, CT - As Trump’s anti-choice pick for a Supreme Court Justice looms, Republicans in the state of Connecticut believe that a woman’s right to choose is a non-issue.
Hartford, CT – Since David Stemerman is releasing a series of facts about himself, we wanted to point out another 10 things that voters don’t know about David Stemerman:
Hartford, CT - With President Trump choosing Justice Kennedy’s replacement on the Supreme Court, protecting Roe v. Wade will likely be up to individual states to protect. And that’s from the President himself.
Hartford, CT - Republicans certainly haven’t been pulling any punches in their fight to be the Republican nominee for Governor. From Twitter fights, to investigations, to doing backflips to defend the Trump administration's policy of separating children at the border, Republicans have had a tough few weeks.
Hartford, CT - After the CCDL announced their endorsements for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and Treasurer, Connecticut Democratic State Party Chair Nick Balletto released the following statement:
Hartford, CT – As Dave Stemerman announced he’ll invest more in his campaign for Governor, we wanted to send a reminder about all of the policy positions David Stemerman still hasn’t clarified:
Hartford, CT - After Sue Hatfield announced she supports Donald Trump’s policy to separate children from their families at the border, Connecticut Democratic Party Communications Director Christina Polizzi released the following statement:
“This is what the Republican Party stands for now. Any candidate who endorses and condones the inhumane and cruel treatment of children has no place as Connecticut’s Attorney General.”
Hartford, CT - After Ruby O’Neill and Manny Santos defended the Trump administration’s policy of separating children from their families at the border, Democratic State Party Chair Nick Balletto released the following statement:
Hartford, CT - Democrats and Republicans across the country have spoken out against the Trump administration’s separation of families at the border while Republican candidates in Connecticut have been silent.
Hartford, CT - As Republicans gear up for more GOP forums, odds are they’ll remain silent on the Trump administration’s decision to end the ACA provision that protects Americans with pre-existing conditions.