Tag: Connecticut
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Will Connecticut Election Law, and its Constitution, be Enforced Despite COVID?
by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 19, 2021) — Earlier on Tuesday, a press release on the website of Republican Secretary of the State candidate Dominic Rapini was brought to our attention demonstrating that an attempted thwarting of Connecticut’s absentee-voting provisions, outlined in the state’s constitution, was identified and referred to the state’s election enforcement commission by…
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Henri Aims for CT
by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 22, 2021) — Tropical Storm Henri is causing heavy rain and rising winds on the Connecticut shoreline, particularly in Stonington and New London, and has changed direction slightly to head northwest toward Hartford. New London is under a flash flood warning currently, Fox 61 is reporting. Landfall is expected at about…
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H.R. 1: A Cautionary Tale of Unintended Consequences
by Ken Cuccinelli II & Dominic Rapini, RealClearPolitics, ©2021 (Jun. 5, 2021) — For as long as politicians have been passing legislation, there have been measurable consequences to that legislation – both intentional and unintentional. Usually, the final impact is not known for years after a law is passed. We could write a book predicting…
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More Connecticut Election Integrity Issues Uncovered
April 13, 2021-Fight Voter Fraud, Inc.–Although current Connecticut State Statute 9-14a prohibits inmates serving felony sentences from registering to vote and voting, state records appear to indicate that 56 incarcerated felons voted in the 2020 election. If the analysis of the data is correct, these inmates and potentially those who assisted them may face new…
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More Questions About Connecticut’s Election Day Registration Program
March 30, 2021 – Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. – Ongoing analysis of the November 3, 2020 election voter data has uncovered evidence that suggests that the surge of new voter registrations on election day may have overwhelmed polling precincts. Voter registration data for the election on November 3, 2020 indicates that 28% of the EDR…
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Keep Our Zoning Local Rally: Reject Senate Bill 1024
by Cort Wrotnowski (Mar. 25, 2021) — Dear Folks, Please tell everyone. you know. All 169 cities and towns stand to be negatively impacted by SB 1024 if it gets passed. The press and the bill proponents have been maliciously silent. Hardly anyone in CT knows about this bill or what it will do to…
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More Questions Raised about Election Data Integrity
MARCH 23, 2021-Fight Voter Fraud, Inc.-Research into Connecticut’s 2020 election data reveals evidence of underage voting. Six individuals registered on the Connecticut voter rolls are listed as being under 18 years-old on November 3, 2020. This new report follows the recent discovery of data indicating over 100 instances of voters voting twice in last fall’s…
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Press Release: Research Raises New Question About 2020 Vote
103 Connecticut Citizens May Have Double Voted. Data Submitted To Denise Merrill, Secretary of State MARCH 16, 2020-Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. submitted their latest research from the 2020 election that contains information about 103 instances of voters who, based on voting data obtained from the Connecticut Secretary of State’s Office appear to have voted twice…
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Don’t Want another Drug Crisis
January 24, 2021 To the Editor: House Speaker Ritter favors the legalization of marijuana for recreational use. He thinks the chance of this passing is 50-50. Obviously, the pro-legislators, pro-senators, and the governor, who would vote for this, have not done critical thinking. One of the justifications for passing this is to tie into the legislation, expunging…
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Blumenthal: Trump “Threatened to Shut Down the Internet”
TRUMP ON TWITTER: “BIG ACTION TO FOLLOW!” by Sharon Rondeau (May 27, 2020) — At a Wednesday afternoon joint press conference with Gov. Ned Lamont, U.S. Senator from Connecticut Richard Blumenthal claimed that Trump “threatened to shut down the internet” in response to Twitter’s imposition of a “fact-checking” initiative visibly applied to two of Trump’s…
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Two Days Before Reopen Date, Lamont Backtracks on Hair Salons, Barbershops
HOW “REGIONAL” IS THE PLAN? by Sharon Rondeau (May 18, 2020) — After including hairdressers and barberships in the initial phase of Connecticut’s coronavirus “reopen” plan, on Monday Gov. Ned Lamont (D) reversed course on that industry, declaring that their return to business would be delayed until “early June.” The move was made, the press…
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First Connecticut Reopenings Scheduled for May 20
“PHASE 2” TO BEGIN ONE MONTH LATER by Sharon Rondeau (May 13, 2020) — During Wednesday’s Connecticut update on the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Ned Lamont (D) hosted two state legislators who are also restaurant owners to discuss strategies they have employed to remain open as well as to reopen their establishments to sit-down guests in…
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Connecticut Governor Tells Citizens to “Wear a Mask”
CITING OTHER GOVERNORS’ POLICIES by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 15, 2020) — At Wednesday’s press conference, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) appeared with a black cloth around his neck which he used as a prod to convince state residents to wear a mask when they are outside. Earlier on Wednesday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued…
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Trump Administration to Evaluate U.S. Funding of World Health Organization (WHO)
“THEY SEEM TO BE VERY CHINA-CENTRIC” by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 7, 2020) — At Tuesday’s White House Coronavirus press conference, President Trump again opened by expressing solidarity with New York and New Jersey, which he said are experiencing great hardship from the virus which originated in Wuhan, China in December. He said some areas of…
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Has Connecticut Turned the Corner?
RECENT DATA SHOW IMPROVEMENT by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 2, 2020) — Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) said at his daily presser on Thursday afternoon that efforts are under way to expedite unemployment compensation to individuals who lost their jobs as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. On Tuesday, Lamont said that the state unemployment computer…
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Connecticut: Unemployment Compensation to Take “Five Weeks” to Arrive
SMALL STATE HEAVILY-IMPACTED BY DEADLY VIRUS by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 31, 2020) — In his daily 4:00 p.m. briefing, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) said that unemployed workers who filed for unemployment compensation as a result of business closures from the coronavirus pandemic will have to wait “five weeks” to receive their first check. Lamont…
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Connecticut Coronavirus Cases Increase along with Spiraling Unemployment Claims
NEARLY ALL BUSINESSES, GOVERNMENT OFFICES SHUT DOWN by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 18, 2020) — Along with governors of three other northeastern states, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed an executive order further shutting down businesses effective at 8:00 p.m. Thursday. The order applies to “indoor portions of large malls,” amusement parks and bowling alleys, joining bars,…
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Three Governors Order Eating, Entertainment Establishments Closed at 8:00 p.m.
OVERREACTION OR NECESSARY CONTAINMENT? by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 16, 2020) — Following a number of executive actions over the weekend, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) joined the governors of New York and New Jersey in a “regional” approach to fighting the coronavirus consisting of ordering bars, restaurants, movie theaters, gyms and fitness centers to close…
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Multiple Connecticut School Systems Closing, Some Indefinitely, after Student Tests Positive for Coronavirus
NUMBER OF CONFIRMED CASES INCREASES FROM 3 TO 6 by Shraon Rondeau (Mar. 12, 2020) — On Tuesday a child at the Wilcoxson Elementary School in Stratford tested positive for the novel coronavirus, prompting closure of the school for the balance of the week. The child was known to have been exposed to an adult…
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Retired Connecticut State Trooper: Another Tax Won’t Stop Gun Violence
“NO CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CRIMINAL” February 15, 2020 [Editor’s Note: The author, a retired Connecticut state trooper, sent the following letter to his state senator and representative in response to a bill proposal for an “excise tax” on ammunition.] Just heard the latest tax insanity tax proposal for the State Legislature. The local news reported…