The big question is, open the economy or keep it closed for more months until this virus has run it's course? State Rep Stephen Harding joined Gary Byron to talk about this issue.
State Rep. Stephen Harding with Gary Byron
The big question is, open the economy or keep it closed for more months until this virus has run it's course? State Rep Stephen Harding joined Gary Byron to talk about this issue.
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"Don't Risk Your American Dream" Non-Citizen PSA
It is illegal to vote if you're not eligible, and it's also unlawful to remain registered under certain circumstances. Our efforts at Fight Voter Fraud, Inc. support people who are going through the legal process of becoming U.S. citizens and want to avoid any potential issues that might arise from being mistakenly registered to vote. Please share the video on social media or via email, or download and share the hard-copy PSA flyer. Click here for more information about our PSA.
In other news, here are some recent wins for election integrity:
Pennsylvania: The state is making progress with absentee ballots, now requiring both a signature and a date on the ballot. The Supreme Court has supported this by declining to consider a challenge, ensuring these requirements remain in place.
Georgia: Their election board is reviewing cases involving election officials who dismissed tens of thousands of legitimate challenges brought forward by voters.
We encourage you to stay vigilant these next few weeks. Here's how Fight Voter Fraud can help.
ReportIt App: Please use our ReportIt App to report suspected voter fraud anonymously. If you see something, say something.
Double Registered, Double Voter Data: Visit our website to download our double-registered, double-voter data request form, where you can review the names of suspected double-registered individuals in your county or district and learn how to submit challenges correctly -- we'll even teach you how to use the data to help clean the voter rolls.
William Tong talk to Brad and Paul about pushing state’s Purdue Pharma Opioid inquiry to Pharmacy suppliers. Connecticut is considering expanding the state’s lawsuit against Stamford-based opioid maker Perdue Pharma to include pharmacies and others that distributed the company’s addictive product.
PETER WOLFGANG, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FAMILY INSTUTUTE OF CONNECTICUT, spoke to Brad Davis about Lawmakers Celebrate Reproductive Freedom with New Legislation. On the 46th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a bipartisan group of lawmakers held a press conference in support of legislation that keeps with Connecticut’s tradition of reproductive freedom. Some of the legislation builds on maternal health initiatives, such as Medicaid reimbursement for doula services and a woman’s right not to be discriminated against by her employer for asking for a quiet and private place to express breast milk for up to three years. Another proposal would exempt breast feeding supplies from sales taxes.