Crime never seems to end in Connecticut. Recently a woman's car was hijacked and stolen at gunpoint. And don't forget about all of the car theft, robberies, and murders that roll on a daily basis in the state. Some juveniles under the age of 16 have a rap sheet that is as long as your arm. The Connecticut Democrat Party shrugs their shoulders and ignores the crime problem. They instead boast of how prison populations have dropped dramatically over the past few years. I can only imagine what would happen if a prominent Democrat family member was mugged and robbed in their local supermarket parking lot in broad daylight. The outrage that would ensue would be comical in nature. They would probably blame President Trump for it (or failing that, the ghost of Rush Limbaugh).
A poor, unreal prop-type economy never seems to end in Connecticut. Connecticut has some of the highest taxes in the country, is ranked last or near last in most business and economic categories in the country and has some of the worst infrastructure in the country. Connecticut is in a perpetual recession with little job growth and job creation as the Democrat Party contrary to their Utopian view of the state economy, picks the winners and losers in business by their political patronage. Businesses continue to close in the state monthly. Connecticut still has $100 to $150 billion dollars in short and long term debt along with unfunded liabilities and that there is no plan whatsoever to pay down this debt.
Ned Lamont's Connecticut Democrat Party never tells the truth about the state. Corruption, crime, a poor economy and high taxes do not exist in their world. Connecticut Taxpayers must deal with Ned Lamont's Connecticut Democrat Party's corruption, crime, a poor economy and high taxes on a daily basis, not to mention his continual co-opting of state resources for his own family benefit. Solutions and truth are in short supply in Connecticut's state government. A state government supported by the hard work of the Connecticut Taxpayer who are the pawns in this chess game of corruption, crime, a poor economy and high taxes. The answers are in an overhaul of the state government and a system of real checks and balances by multiple voices of a real two party system of elected government. That does not exist in this state. it is a true charade of incompetence and incoherent gibberish, set to the music of a ringing Lamont cash register.
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