"All the panelists agreed that there seemed to be something wrong with how conservative news outlets reported the results. " I find this an amazing statement-- View Comment

I just called and asked for a refund. They asked when the power came on-- Told them that I had a generator. The agents response-- Oh the TV will not work on a generator becase " The power will not come thru the line" I sad yes it will other things worked and the TV was on but no signal--Same response-- ASked for a supervisor --put on hold-- THE WILL NOT GO GENTLY View Comment

Mr. Himes, A. Weiner is not a distraction---- He is a disgrace to the office you both hold. View Comment

Why are we worried about cell phones when the Government is mandating that everyone use light bulbs that contain Mercury which is known to be toxic and if you break a bulb in the house you will need a Hazmat team to clean it up. View Comment

Get out and vote or you will have a budget by default View Comment

It is spending-spending-spending. -- That is the problem. More taxes will just end up with more spending- It is just that simple and don't let anyone tell you different. If the Govt gets more they WILL SPEND MORE.. Maybe not right away ,but for sure in the future and that's how we arrived where we are. View Comment

You have the wrong day for visiting View Comment

I did not hear anyone "SLAM" the budget. There is currently no budget to consider. Please report and leave the sensational headlines to the newspapers sold at the checkout line of the supermarket. View Comment

Why should you vote for Gail Lavielle? Two years ago the voters of Connecticut elected a Super Majority of Democrats to the state legislature. Let’s take a look at what the Super Majority has accomplished. 1. A fiscal policy that has resulted in Connecticut having the highest per capita debt in the nation (higher than California). 2. 10 percent corporate tax surcharge – a real job killer 3. A personal income tax increase of nearly 30 percent. 4. Raised fees by $110 million. 5. Borrowed $1.3 billion to cover operating expenses. 6. Cut municipal aid by $50 million. 7. Increased spending by $300 million despite a huge deficit. Gail Lavielle has a solid financial background and has been involved in making corporate and municipal budgets and is committed to putting Connecticut back on a solid financial track. Gail has the experience and the desire to bring fiscal responsibility back to Connecticut. Gail Lavielle deserves your vote on Election Day. View Comment

If seniors have any hope of staying in Connecticut, they must come out on Election Day and vote for Gail Lavielle for State Representative in the 143rd district. According to the Democratic Super majority in Hartford, the solution to the state of Connecticut’s ever increasing budget deficit is “to increase revenues”. In simple terms this means more taxes, fees and other sources of revenue. With no cost of living increase in Social Security for the past two years, seniors on fixed incomes will see a further erosion of their ability to stay in their homes. Gail Lavielle wants to cut State spending -not increase Hartford’s tax burden which falls so unevenly on the elderly. Gail has the background in finance and organization to shrink the over bloated State monster. Seniors must cast their ballots for Gail Lavielle on November 2 to turn the tide of big government. View Comment

If seniors have any hope of staying in Connecticut, they must come out on Election Day and vote for Gail Lavielle for State Representative in the 143rd district. According to the Democratic Super majority in Hartford, the solution to the state of Connecticut’s ever increasing budget deficit is “to increase revenues”. In simple terms this means more taxes, fees and other sources of revenue. With no cost of living increase in Social Security for the past two years, seniors on fixed incomes will see a further erosion of their ability to stay in their homes. Gail Lavielle wants to cut State spending -not increase Hartford’s tax burden which falls so unevenly on the elderly. Gail has the background in finance and organization to shrink the over bloated State monster. Seniors must cast their ballots for Gail Lavielle on November 2 to turn the tide of big government. View Comment

Seniors must vote If seniors have any hope of staying in Connecticut, they must come out on Election Day and vote for Gail Lavielle for State Representative in the 143rd district. According to the Democratic Super majority in Hartford, the solution to the state of Connecticut’s ever increasing budget deficit is “to increase revenues”. In simple terms this means more taxes, fees and other sources of revenue. With no cost of living increase in Social Security for the past two years, seniors on fixed incomes will see a further erosion of their ability to stay in their homes. Gail Lavielle wants to cut State spending -not increase Hartford’s tax burden which falls so unevenly on the elderly. Gail has the background in finance and organization to shrink the over bloated State monster. Seniors must cast their ballots for Gail Lavielle on November 2 to turn the tide of big government. View Comment

Why should you vote for Gail Lavielle? Two years ago the voters of Connecticut elected a Super Majority of Democrats to the state legislature. Let’s take a look at what the Super Majority has accomplished. 1. A fiscal policy that has resulted in Connecticut having the highest per capita debt in the nation (higher than California). 2. 10 percent corporate tax surcharge – a real job killer 3. A personal income tax increase of nearly 30 percent. 4. Raised fees by $110 million. 5. Borrowed $1.3 billion to cover operating expenses. 6. Cut municipal aid by $50 million. 7. Increased spending by $300 million despite a huge deficit. Gail Lavielle has a solid financial background and has been involved in making corporate and municipal budgets and is committed to putting Connecticut back on a solid financial track. Gail has the experience and the desire to bring fiscal responsibility back to Connecticut. Gail Lavielle deserves your vote on Election Day. View Comment