Pizza, community, and a thriving region. It’s always good to be in Eastern Connecticut and spend some time in Mystic hearing from our state’s small businesses.

Ridiculous and petty, Connecticut @GovNedLamont @CTSenateDems @CTHouseDems

BREAKING: At least SIX Democratic-run states are refusing to send a delegation to represent them at the Great America State Fair in DC. These states include: -Connecticut -Illinois -Maine -Massachusetts -North Carolina -Oregon Democrats hate America

This week, Gov. @NedLamont announced his administration would be erasing medical debt for more than 97,000 Connecticut residents.

Gov. Lamont says he wants to lower utility bills. Well, he has a choice on his desk at this very moment. H.B. 5340, which passed the legislature in May on a party line vote, would objectively increase Public Benefits charges in our electricity bills by billions over the coming decades. It would do so by subsidizing profits of for profit Energy production companies on the backs of working class Connecticut families. If Gov. Lamont wants to avoid violating another promise to voters, he must veto this H.B. 5340 before it automatically becomes law in just under two weeks and change course.

CT Coalition's Right to Know Digital Billboard campaign launched today! Our messages to citizens will be running throughout the month of June. Watch for our billboard messages on 84 between exits 47 & 48A in Hartford! Our huge thanks and appreciation to those who donated and who helped work on this campaign! Here are the first to messages published today!

Starting this month, Connecticut residents are seeing approximately $30 in savings on their electricity bills⚡️ The public benefits charge is now a credit on your bill, as a direct result of our investment in nuclear power.

Her total purchases went from about $7,500 during the first year of the city’s purchasing card program to about $40,000 during her last full fiscal year in office. ctpost.com/news/article/erin…

Why would any state refuse to comply with a DOJ request to share voter rolls and ensure compliance with federal law?

It's report card season! The Senate report card is in… and it’s not exactly something to hang on the fridge. They’ve mastered the performance. Perfected the delay. Prioritized everything—except the basics. Meanwhile, Americans are still asking for something simple: Secure elections. Verified voters. Confidence in the outcome. Instead? More excuses. More waiting. More “not right now.” America is worth saving. And securing our elections shouldn’t be the one subject they keep failing. 📣 Stop the excuses. Start the action. @LeaderJohnThune @SenJohnBarrasso @SenateGOP @SteveDeaceShow @glennbeck

BREAKING: New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced she will opt in to Trump's new school choice program. She is the second Democrat Governor to announce they will opt in. That makes 30 states so far.

While Governor Lamont vilifies the men and women of @ICEgov law enforcement, these are the types of dangerous criminal illegal aliens our heroic officers are working around the clock to remove from Connecticut communities:

Connecticut requires a person’s driver’s license when cashing in more than 1,000 cans or bottles in a day. Yet Connecticut does not require a person’s driver’s license to vote. RIDICULOUS! Connecticut increased fines for returning out-of-state bottles and cans tenfold early this year by passing the Democrat bill SB 299 in late February. Democrat Gov. Ned Lamont signed it into law on March 3. Fines for first-time offenders now range from $500 to $750. Subsequent offenders face $1,000 fines. Third-time offenders could get up to a year in jail. Connecticut bottle redemption businesses and the state program have experienced significant losses due to out-of-state people taking advantage of Connecticut’s 10-cent return system. “There are more bottles being returned than there are being bought in the state.” This is due to states like Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New York only having a 5-cent return system. Connecticut lawmakers are hoping surrounding states at the 5-cent level raise theirs to 10 cents. Obviously what’s most ridiculous here is that Connecticut doesn’t think requiring a driver’s license is discriminatory when it comes to combatting bottle and can return fraud—yet they do when it comes to combatting election fraud. (WesternMassNews on YT)

Democrats in Connecticut just passed a law requiring ID to recyle more than 1,000 bottles in one day So ID to recyle empty cans but no ID to vote in elections Make it make sense

Tong, Lamont And Elicker Respond To DOJ Lawsuit, Defend Connecticut's Sanctuary Policies connecticutcentinal.com/poli…

“We’ve run 50–60 MILLION voter records and found HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS who should not be on the rolls—dead voters, movers, duplicates, even non-citizens. This is not ‘a conspiracy theory.’ It’s data.” @HarmeetKDhillon This is exactly why Cause of America was founded: corrupt voter rolls mass mail ballots no real ID checks = a system BUILT for abuse. We don’t fix this with press releases. We fix it with citizen-led canvassing, list cleanup, and lawfare in every corrupt county in America. Join us in the fight. CauseOfAmerica.org

Connecticut trying for #50-the highest taxed state in the country

Good luck. CT has a great coastline and nice scenery/topography. Just need taxpayer-friendly policies like it used to have back in the day.

Democrat Connecticut Attorney General William Tong vows to protect illegal immigrants, but says nothing about protecting American citizens “I want it to be clear to everybody in this state, in this building across Connecticut, that it is the policy and the law of the state of Connecticut to respect, honor, and protect (illegal) immigrants and (illegal) immigrant families. Period.” Connecticut operates under the Trust Act, meaning State and local law enforcement generally cannot honor ICE immigration detainers He’s telling you he’s only focused on protecting illegals

Unless we have photo ID, elections are obviously subject to massive unprovable fraud