Ned
Lamont recently gave his State of the State speech. It was the “First
Day of Connecticut’s Comeback Story” according to our state run media.
Obviously the speech was a glorification of Ned Lamont and the
Connecticut Democrat Party. Obviously the speech was written with the
help of the many Connecticut Taxpayer funded consultants that are in the
Lamont Administration via no bid contracts. Obviously the speech had to
be prerecorded and given if front of an empty General Assembly.
Obviously the speech stated the usual promises of what a great job he
has done as Governor, how he feels the state is his family (especially
when his family can profit from Covid-19 and his Executive Orders).
Obviously the speech announces more new revenue streams that will be the
cure all to Connecticut $150 billion dollars in short and long term
debt along with unfunded liabilities via the legalization of marijuana,
sports and online betting, etc. Obviously Connecticut no longer has a
drug overdose problem since marijuana becomes legal and taxed.
Obviously Connecticut with its massive amount of “legal” gambling
already will flourish even more with this new revenue stream of even
more legal gambling. Obviously the states unemployed will somehow see
jobs created for them via his speech. Obviously the businesses that
were shut down due to Lamont’s Executive Orders will somehow reopen
again, be debt free and flourish from his speech. Obviously the state I
live in and work in is much different than the state that Ned Lamont
talked about in his speech. I wonder what state he is talking about and
where is it located? Because to me it is not Ned Lamont’s Utopian
Connecticut.
It is funny that most Democrats
called President Trump a Dictator. However I and many others feel that
Ned Lamont through his Executive Order Decrees that have ruined the
state’s economy. This coupled with his no bid secret state contracts with some
of his family’s Hedge Fund companies represents a Dictator in a pure
political power role over his subjects known as the Connecticut
Taxpayers who foot the bill for this corruption and abuse of power.
Lamont’s
speech was once again short on specifics big on what he did two years
ago and long on political generalizations. His speech lacked depth and
understand of the grave economic conditions that are seen in Connecticut
in 2021. What is the plan? More taxes? More new commissions to study why the state economy has collapsed? Connecticut Taxpayers have been hearing this type of speech
since Lowell Weicker’s State Income cure-all in 1991. And Connecticut
Taxpayers are now in their 30th year of listening to 30 years of the
same “First Day of Connecticut’s Comeback Story” year in and year out, over and over and over
again. And guess what Connecticut has yet to come back.
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