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Letters to the Editor | NewCanaanite.com - Vimarsana News

Letters to the Editor | NewCanaanite.com

NewCanaanite.com recently received the following letters to the editor.  *** Hi Michael— I hope the Town will support the Town Players of New Canaan. TPNC is a New Canaan treasure — it’s all volunteers, producing quality, energetic and entertaining shows right here, for modest ticket prices, local dining opportunities, and a chance to get home […]

Even AOC Can Read The Writing On The Wall For Democrats In 2022 - Vimarsana News

Even AOC Can Read The Writing On The Wall For Democrats In 2022

Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned Democrats are in deep water in the upcoming midterm elections, calling on Biden to take more action.

Biden's Approval Rating Drops Again As Midterms Loom - Vimarsana News

Biden's Approval Rating Drops Again As Midterms Loom

The latest poll shows President Joe Biden's approval rating dropped Tuesday as the worsening economy weighs heavy on voters.

The collapse in economic confidence under President Biden - Vimarsana News

The collapse in economic confidence under President Biden

The year was 1992. James Carville -- then adviser to Bill Clinton and his bid for the White House -- hung a sign up in the candidate's campaign headquarters. It advised Mr. Clinton to talk of "change" and not to forget health care. And then came one more talking point from Mr. Carville.

The collapse in economic confidence under President Biden - Vimarsana News

The collapse in economic confidence under President Biden

The year was 1992. James Carville -- then adviser to Bill Clinton and his bid for the White House -- hung a sign up in the candidate's campaign headquarters. It advised Mr. Clinton to talk of "change" and not to forget health care. And then came one more talking point from Mr. Carville.