Talk about irony

Connecticut governor Malloy (worst in history) through his mismanagement has once again gotten Connecticut in big financial trouble.  He did layoffs of 1,400 state employees and received over a billion dollars in concessions from State workers in the last year.  You would think that is enough.  No he's projecting a 1.7 billion dollar deficit for next year.  His solution this time is to layoff 4,200 state employees.  So where's the irony ?  On the same day he talks about ruining 4,200 people's lives, he announced that he has appointed another commissioner , who just happens to come from the old Obama administration, at a salary of $142,000.   He doesn't look at the employees as people with mortgages, car payments, kids in school or parents to care for.  He sees them as a solution to his mismanagement. 
Now that he's announced that he won't seek reelection (only smart thing he's ever done) he's sucking up to whoever he can for his life after office.  His big dream of going to DC of course didn't happen when the pantsuit queen lost the election. 
You know it's bad when his predecessor, Governor Rell, moved out of state. 

Why ?

Why do the Democrats and the liberal media feel that the government can't run unless they see President Trump's tax returns. If they spent half the time working for their constituents and doing the work of government as they spend on attacking president Trump and his family this would be an awesome place.
Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Richard Blumenthal, Chris Murphy, Dianne Feinstein, Elizabeth Warren and all the others should be voted out of office by their constituents for not doing their job.

Great day for Connecticut

Gov. Dannel Malloy announced he will NOT run for a 3rd term.  There is a God. That piece of garbage has done more damage than ever and it will take a couple of generations to undo that damage.

Way to go Prez

Like him or not, you have to applaud the actions of our president. After the atrocities of using sarin gas over in Syria, he finally did what the previous president would not.  It's nice to know we finally have a pair of balls back in the white house again.

Connecticut Past

I think back to a time when you really could say "The Great State of Connecticut". I grew up there. We had no state income tax, no Lottery, no casinos, no bottle bill, a lower gas tax and lower tobacco costs, and it was a great place to live and grow up. Now we have all of those things that I mentioned, and there seems to be a terrible way of life here. People are leaving by the dozens every week to go to other states where the cost of living is more economical. It seems like the democratic party in Connecticut constantly spends and creates huge deficits with projections of even higher deficits. So now , in all there infinite wisdom, they want to double the bottle bill to $0.10 per can and bottle , are considering legalizing recreational marijuana that will be highly taxed, adding toll booths to the highways and going up on the gas and tobacco tax once again. The governor has cut money to municipalities,  which trickles down to the towns increasing property taxes to make up that shortfall. There is even talk of increasing the sales tax again.
It hurts me to see this happen to a state that is so beautiful in its environment and landscape. Unfortunately, I am one of those people that has left the state to live in a place that I can afford.
Until they do something about the abused welfare system in the state of Connecticut and the rampant spending by the Democratic Party , it will never get better.

Class Act

I watched the Academy of Country Music Awards last night. It was truly a class act.  Unlike other award shows in recent times, there was no political criticism or disrespectful treatment of our new President. The music was good and from the heart. Maybe the overpaid celebs in Hollywood now know what the people really want.  The music came first.