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JR Romano, Chairman of the Connecticut State Republican Party, discusses Biden and Democrat hypocrisy and desire for power and control, and has a call-to-action for us.

JR Romano, chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party, discusses the hypocrisy of elected Democrats, media malpractice, the double-standards applied to COVID, and the loss of public trust in Connecticut's Democrat controlled state government.

CT GOP chairman, JR Romano discusses Absentee Ballots and Governor Lamont's actions and orders in his response to the coronavirus pandemic. This is: JR Romano Politics Podcast #40 - Absentee Ballots and the Lamont Pandemic Responses.

- Why won't , , and work with to pass the USMCA? - The story behind defeating Cathy Osten in Sprague - Don't forget tolls!

Tim Anop of the Connecticut Federation of College Republicans spoke with Chairman JR Romano about the #TakeBackTheFirst initiative to protect political speech on college campuses throughout Connecticut.

1.) attacks for his short-term tariffs on China, and in the same week China announced that beginning September 17 they will begin removing tariffs on certain U.S. goods. 2.) responds faster to being called than he did when he was contacted and was informed of toxic waste discovered at parks and playgrounds in . 3.) hired his nephew, for to be his body man, and his nephew resigned before the week ended. >>> .

- Gloria Marion, the Chairman of the Special Services District in Putnam, CT running for re-election as a 2019 Democrat municipal candidate, shared unhinged bizarre content on social media. Marion's position has oversight over the local police department. - Scott Bates needs to answer questions and stop hiding from public hearings regarding his involvement in the Connecticut Port Authority scandal. - Governor Ned Lamont is hiding from the problems of Connecticut and is fishing with Governor Andrew Cuomo. - Democrat State Senator and First Selectman of Sprague, CT - Cathy Osten makes it back to the podcast! Cathy Osten is now saying that taxes haven't gone up in Connecticut!?  

Commentary on the top political stories that happened this week both nationally and locally in Connecticut. 1.) More details revealed into the corruption scandal at the Connecticut Port Authority. Who is Scott Bates? 2.) Fairfield town employees get arrested for an alleged scheme to dump toxic waste on town property in Fairfield, CT. What is Democrat First Selectman Michael Tetreau doing about it? 3.) Republican leaders in towns and cities throughout Connecticut are leading. 4.) Remember when Hartford's Democrat Mayor Luke Bronin went around to surrounding towns with hat in hand asking for a bailout? 5.) "I cannot stressed to you enough, why it matters to be involved" - Chairman Romano 6.) Hardcore leftists "get hostile" towards Democrats that don't support impeachment. 7.) State Rep. David Rutigliano (R- Trumbull) discusses the bipartisan legislation that he worked on that would have helped restaurants in Connecticut, that Governor Ned Lamont vetoed.

Connecticut Republican Party Chairman J.R. Romano reviews the tax increases the Democrats included in their budget and explains how they're diverting money again by intercepting $170 million dollars from going to the Special Transportation Fund. Also, the explanation of the pay-to-play backroom deals that Democrats and Lamont are making in exchange for voting make you pay electronic tolls while driving in Connecticut. Want to stop tolls and the Democrats? Get involved to change politics in Connecticut beginning today.

Republican Party Chairman J.R. Romano exposes how hardcore liberal teachers in Connecticut are bullying and attacking high school students for believing that America is an exceptional country and that socialism is a failed system. Connecticut Democrats continue rolling out their plan to increase taxes, while Republican municipal leaders like Mayor Erin Stewart are leading. The New Britain City Council approved Mayor Stewart's no tax increase budget, while Ned Lamont engages in pay-to-play politics.

Connecticut Republican Party Chair J.R. Romano speaks with Patrick Sasser from the grassroots group NoTollsCT about electronic tolls and the Democrats AstroTurf efforts to bring back tolls to Connecticut.