RYAN's Return

I think there's still a lot of minds not made up yet, and I say that as a good thing.

That's why his most recent ad where he claims he's an impatient guy, we've seen no signs of him being impatient.

He's very patient.

In fact, one of the few times I was able to ask him a question, his answer was, the wheels of justice move slow here in Connecticut.

That sounds like a patient man, because you're the governor.

You can speed those wheels up.

That's patient speaking right there.

And in that same ad, he's talking about how he's saving us money in our Eversource bills, our UI bills.

There's been no change to mine.

I offered any listener to scan it, send me their bill.

I'd happily promote the fact that, okay, somewhere, even if it's on a temporary basis, there is money being saved.

No takers.

So is this...

And the New Haven Register itself... fact-checked.

You know, did he actually, and their conclusion was kind of mailed in, wherein they said, both are right.

Both he and you were right at the end of the day, which means, you know, I don't know, they haven't endorsed anyone

yet.

Yeah, according to the curve that Hearst and the media in Connecticut grades on for Democrats,

that

means, you know, I'm super ironclad in my my allegations against the governor's record.

I mean, the idea that this governor saved people money, you know, when people find Connecticut more unaffordable than ever before after eight years, the idea that he saved people money when he's raised hidden taxes and fees in your electric bill by hundreds of millions of dollars, The idea he saved people money when he's raised your taxes by billions of dollars over eight years.

I mean, we can cite chapter and verse exactly the way he's done it.

You know, he raised taxes in your paycheck by half a percent.

He raised your prepared meals tax and your takeout tax.

He raised taxes on online purchases.