Fourteen candidates, the last time I checked, have tossed their hat into the rink. With the ideology in Washington from the far side of the right beginning to trickle down, many of us are doing all that we can to ensure change comes to Connecticut in the form of a Democratic governor.
The 2010 races are beginning to look more and more like a presidential run, as the should. There is too much at stake to be complacent, or to not go to the polls for every race that comes along. Just before we crossed over into this century, there was a global concern about Y2K. ”The Millenium bug was a problem for both digital (computer-related) and non-digital documentation and data storage situations which resulted from the practice of abbreviating a four-digit year to two digits.”[....] We managed to get through crossing over into he new millennium without too many problems. There were no mass problems. Companies installed the necessary computer software to prevent what was being touted as eminent disaster such as our financial institutions toppling. The clock struck midnight and all was well.
As usual, it was not a computer glitch or some solar eclipse or unusual alignment of the stars that almost did us in — it is people. People who are lead by greed, avarice and stupidity. More specifically, the fat cats on Wall street, the banks, the insurance industry; a financial industry so out of touch with reality that it thinks it is okay to award huge bonuses after the little guy bailed them out.
We need to treat every election like a presidential election and come out and vote and bring someone with us. So here’s the most recent line up or the Governor’s seat in Connecticut. Who are you voting for? Vote in the GPoll. Read More…




