General Politics

It’s the conventional wisdom you always hear about Connecticut: Conservatism is a loser in our state, and even if it’s not, it’s just the fiscal conservatives that stand a fighting …
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We suspect that Rep. Rob Sampson may be catching flak after a CT Post article falsely claimed that his proposed bill H.B. 5193 would “strip” or “prohibit” insurance coverage of …
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CT Mirror has a piece today about Sen. Blumenthal’s leadership role on the Clay Hunt veteran suicide prevention bill; the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on this legislation today.

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The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity. – Yeats (“The Second Coming”)

I do not pretend to know what is really behind “pro-life” …
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Family Institute of Connecticut Action Committee is receiving numerous inquiries asking who are the pro-life/pro-family candidates in the Republican primaries happening tomorrow, Tuesday, August 12, 2014. Here is what …
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FIC Action Committee is not endorsing a candidate in the August 12, 2014 Republican primary for governor. But in the last few days both candidates made public statements on …
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On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 Connecticut’s Republican voters will choose candidates in primary elections for state office. Only one of those candidates is 100% pro-family.

FIC Action Committee is …
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Yesterday I wrote about how Sen. Blumenthal balked when I approached him with a question after his Hobby Lobby press conference. Video of that encounter is now available here. …
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Jonathan Pelto, an “education activist,” has announced that “he will have the signatures necessary to earn a spot on the ballot” for governor as a petitioning third party candidate. …
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There, There Sandra

Voters Prefer Man With Less Notoriety

Like El Niño, I’m sure this can be blamed on the War on Women: Though she still advances to …
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