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Connecticut’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski has doubled down on his pledge to reverse the state’s two-year old police accountability law, if elected governor.
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With three central Connecticut state senators leaving this year, voters in parts of Avon, Glastonbury, Manchester, Middletown and beyond will get to choose between all-new candidates on Election Day.
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Nationally, Republicans largely have sought to downplay the issue while Democrats are campaigning on it.
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“I misspoke last night and unlike Gov. Lamont, when I make an innocent mistake, I correct it and move on," Stefanowski said.
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There can be only one explanation to Lamont’s unceasing obstruction of the public’s view of the public’s business: He does not trust the people of Connecticut and their right to know how he uses his power.