Saturday, August 30, 2014

CT once the Proud Gun Capital of the world has been decimated by Malloy.

NSSF report estimated that Connecticut would lose 1,768 jobs, $13.5 million in business tax revenue and $450 million in economic activity if Colt, Mossberg and Stag exit. All three have announced factory expansions outside Connecticut. Even states with healthy economies will notice a loss of that magnitude.
Why Are Gun Companies Moving? | Guns & Ammo

Malloy forces businesses to leave CT taking thousands of jobs with them and now he wants labors vote? WTF CT!

Malloy must GO!

On the eve of the Labor Day weekend, Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy just by opening his mouth and stuttering reminded labor leaders from across the state why they should NOT support him in November.

CT News Junkie | Malloy Reminds Labor To Vote For Him In November

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Malloy gives drivers licenses to illegal immigrants yet infringes on law abiding citizens 2nd amendment rights. WTF CT!

But a highly reliable government source tells News 8 that the delay of the roll out of the immigrant driver’s license program was done because someone in the Malloy administration did not want the adverse publicity that might occur during the campaign.

Controversy over immigrant driver’s license program | WTNH

Hartford,CT Police Union Slams Governor Malloy, Endorses Foley!?

Without mentioning Governor Dannel Malloy by name, the Hartford Police Union today said it is sickened by him and other “so called leaders who rush to judgement in any incident without knowing the facts.”



Police Union Slams Governor, Chief On Taser Responses « CBS Connecticut

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Friday, August 22, 2014

CT Undocumented immigrants prepare for new driver's license - More illegal votes for Malloy?

Undocumented immigrants prepare for new driver's license - NewsTimes

CT taxpayers may have to foot another 250 million thanks to Obamacare and you guessed it Dan Malloy!? WTF-CT!

Please VOTE NO for Malloy.

“This could put Connecticut into another cash crunch,” Republican state Rep. Vincent Candelora of North Branford said Friday.
Candelora said he hopes this issue is resolved quickly because if it isn’t, then the state is going to have to take $249.2 million “that we can’t afford to be without” out of the state’s checkbook.

CT News Junkie | Medicaid Payment Deferrals May Continue Into Second Quarter