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“As a woman who has served 27 years in the Air Force, I am often mistaken for the civilian spouse of my military husband. Unconscious biases – we assume that men are service members.” – USAF Commander, Col Amanda Evans Continue Reading →
“The takeaway from this is that the new Republican party is even more energized against this establishment.” – Carl Higbie Continue Reading →
The race for State Senate between incumbent Republican Ryan Fazio and challenger Democrat Trevor Crow was narrow enough that Crow anticipated activating a recount. Continue Reading →
State Reps. Matt Blumenthal and Jillian Gilchrest are the primary authors of the Connecticut Reproductive Freedom Defense Act Continue Reading →
“Voting “No” consistently does not build trust with her Democratic or Republican colleagues, and in Ms. Fiorello’s case it prevented her from building any political capital that could be used to successfully address issues important to her constituents.” – Ryan Oca, Glenville Continue Reading →
“If this is the company they keep, what does that say about who Senator Ryan Fazio and Representative Kimberly Fiorello are?” – Joe Angland, Greenwich DTC chair Continue Reading →
“As breast cancer survivors, we had the good fortune to receive both mammogram and ultrasound screening which helped to detect our breast cancers early on….This is why we were shocked and disappointed to learn that our current State Representative, Kimberly Fiorello, was one of only three legislators—let that sink in—to vote against expanding access to lifesaving breast cancer screening.” – Missy Barkin and Jeannie Kriftcher, Stamford Continue Reading →
All eight candidates on the panel agreed the state affordable housing statute had failed.
It was the only area of agreement. Continue Reading →
The Round Hill Association debate Tuesday night was standing room only. Continue Reading →
“Conservative commentator Christopher Rufo outlined the plan: ‘To get to universal school choice, you really need to operate from a premise of universal public school distrust.’ And what better way to subvert trust in a system that benefits all than by defunding public schools, and then attacking them as ‘failing’?” Continue Reading →