Every state uses incentives to attract Jobs-But Dan Malloy spends over $1 million per job.

Malloy gives Millions of CT taxpayer money to Billionaires.
The states that want to take our jobs are for Malloy.

The CT Taxpayer is not for Malloy.
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Of course you are not for Malloy and no one in CT is! Vote NO for Malloy.

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Malloy squandered millions of taxpayer money on Jackson Labs! Florida said the ROI sucked and Malloy then gives them more money. WTF CT!

“We’re glad to be rid of them,’’ Billington said in a telephone interview. “I feel bad for the state of Connecticut if y’all have politicians who are swallowing the Jackson line hook, line and sinker.’’

Jackson Lab Florida - Hartford Courant

But Republicans said that the state would be spending far too much money at $291 million, plus another $120 million in interest, including a free building for Jackson. They noted that, as a nonprofit, Jackson will not pay corporate taxes to Connecticut or local property taxes to Farmington on 17 acres at the University of Connecticut Health Center campus. They said Connecticut needs to be cautious about spending more tax money in a state that recently had the largest tax increase in its history and has the highest per capita debt in the nation. Without architectural drawings, they also said, the state cannot know the true cost of the building, even though it has been set at $144 million for the structure and $47.3 million for scientific and technological equipment.

Republicans said the state had cut much better deals, including one announced this week in which NBC Sports will bring 450 jobs at an average of $70,000 per year to a former Clairol hair dye plant in Stamford. The Jackson deal, they noted, is far more expensive and creates jobs at a slower pace.

"Waiting 10 years for 300 jobs is preposterous,'' said Sen. John Kissel, an Enfield Republican.

Sen. L. Scott Frantz, a Greenwich Republican, said he was happy that Jackson intends to come to Connecticut, but added that the deal is far too lucrative for Jackson and far too risky for state taxpayers. Unlike an offer of 10 percent in Florida in a deal that eventually failed, there was nothing mentioned in Wednesday's bill about the state receiving any royalties from Jackson's experiments.

Study: Kids in Connecticut are Born Broke | They owe Malloy $27,000 already in retroactive taxes!

Kids in Connecticut are born broke – more than $27,000 in debt –
because of billions in unfunded pension promises. State estimates
suggest citizens owe $25 billion, but this Yankee Institute study found
the real number is more than three times higher, $76.8 billion.

The state owes another $22.7 billion to cover retiree healthcare costs.


 Study: Kids in Connecticut are Born Broke | Yankee Institute for Public Policy

State Elections Enforcement Commission Condemns NU Exec's Pro-Malloy Solicitation.Ask yourself why is your electric rate so high?

Northeast Utilities Managers Donate $50k+ to Malloy's Election campaign! PLEASE SHARE THIS!
And you may ask yourself 
Where is that large automobile? 
And you may tell yourself
This is not my beautiful house
And NOW thanks to Malloy 
You may ask yourself
Why is my Northeast Utility bill so high?
And you may tell yourself
Now I know why.



State Elections Enforcement Commission Condemns NU Exec's Pro-Malloy Solicitation As 'Egregious' – But Finds No Violation - Courant.com

CT State Treasurer Nappier afraid to debate challenger Tim Herbst because she knows she will be 'crushed'?!

HARTFORD -- The Republican candidate for state treasurer challenged incumbent Democrat Denise L. Nappier to debate him Tuesday, saying that she should defend her 16-year record overseeing the state's pension system.

Trumbull First Selectman Tim Herbst said that Nappier has repeatedly ignored his requests for debates regarding the state's pension investments and unfunded liabilities.

"You've got to speak to the press,'' Herbst said in an inteview with The Courant. "You've got to face the music. It's one thing to ignore me, but she can't ignore the media and she can't ignore the taxpayers of the state of Connecticut.''

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He added, "If you've done this job for 16 years and think you've done a good job, what are you afraid of?''

Challenger Calls For State Treasurer To Debate - Courant.com

Malloy is desperate: Every ad he runs - Everything he says is a blatant LIE.

                 Malloy's Numbers Don't Add Up To Win

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LIE: Malloy touted job growth by declaring, "If you draw a line at February 2010, we're actually creating more jobs on a per capita basis than any other state in New England."

TRUTH: Look at that quote carefully and you will see Malloy's quiet desperation to thwart the statistics that may drive him from office. Malloy was not governor in February 2010. He would not take office for almost a year. In order to distract voters from his dismal record, Malloy has to latch on to the record of his predecessor, Republican M. Jodi Rell, to obscure his own failure.

The biggest tax increase in the state's history will do that. Malloy's bad choices have had terrible consequences. Connecticut's recovery from the recession has been so erratic that in January of this year, the state's economy dropped 10,900 jobs. That's not a number Malloy is likely to give a nod to as voters prepare to render a formal verdict on his failures.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy's numbers, whether polling, jobs or budget, don't add up to a win - Courant.com