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11:57 am | The state board charged with implementing health care reform in Connecticut has close ties with a special interest group, raising questions about the board’s independence since the advocacy...
08:16 am | What would Connecticut’s budget deficit look like if the state had an aggressive spending cap? This is...
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05:30 pm | According to Moore’s law, computers double in speed every two years. According to the state Auditors of...
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02:54 pm | Attorney General Richard Blumenthal called on Craigslist Wednesday to shut down its “adult services” advertising section. Blumenthal...
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11:03 am | Attorney General Richard Blumenthal uses a 20-plus-year-old desktop podium for his press conferences, while the state police...
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02:34 pm | State Senator Kevin Witkos talks about the state policy of balancing the state budget with tuition dollars from state-run universities and colleges....
July 16 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »11:57 am | The state board charged with implementing health care reform in Connecticut has close ties with a special interest group, raising questions about the board’s independence since the advocacy group has hired the outside experts advising the board. Last month, the 11-member SustiNet board released a report on federal health care reform. The board created the...
June 21 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »08:16 am | What would Connecticut’s budget deficit look like if the state had an aggressive spending cap? This is the question raised by a Mercatus Center report, State Spending Restraint: An Analysis of the Path Not Taken. In response to the study the two major-party candidates for governor offered similar answers, but revealed something of their style....
September 3 2010 / No comment / Read More »08:16 am | What would Connecticut’s budget deficit look like if the state had an aggressive spending cap? This is the question raised by a Mercatus Center report, State Spending Restraint: An Analysis of the Path Not Taken. In response to the study the two major-party candidates for governor offered similar answers, but revealed something of their style....
September 3 2010 / No comment / Read More »06:21 am | Chester First Selectman Tom Marsh is running for governor as a member of the Independent Party. Who is he? As first selectman, he saved American taxpayers $600,000, stopped polluting Chester Creek and set the 2010 town budget lower than the 2005 budget he inherited. Watch the video to find out more....
August 13 2010 / 1 comment / Read More »08:16 am | What would Connecticut’s budget deficit look like if the state had an aggressive spending cap? This is the question raised by a Mercatus Center report, State Spending Restraint: An Analysis...
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05:30 pm | According to Moore’s law, computers double in speed every two years. According to the state Auditors of Public Accounts, $75,572 worth of...
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11:03 am | Attorney General Richard Blumenthal uses a 20-plus-year-old desktop podium for his press conferences, while the state police officer who stands guard at...
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04:10 pm | by Fergus Cullen and Tarren Bragdon | The expression, “As Maine goes, so goes the nation” comes from Maine’s reputation as a...
April 27 2010 / No comment / Read More »11:57 am | The state board charged with implementing health care reform in Connecticut has close ties with a special interest group, raising questions about the board’s independence since the advocacy group has...
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