An Odd Choice to Talk About Transportation Policy.
Democrat Ned Lamont brings his campaign for governor to Danbury to talk about transportation Wednesday afternoon. Joining Lamont will be former congressman James Maloney and state Representative Jason Bartlett. Bartlett, whose district includes part of Danbury, made a splash with a transportation policy of his own last year. Bartlett was stopped by police late last year for talking on his cellphone without the benefit of a state-mandated handsfree device.
An officer conducting a routine check of the lawmaker’s driver’s license and automobile registration found both were suspended. Bartlett was arrested.
Lamont declares in his plan that he “will work to get cars off the road.” Bartlett ought to be able to talk about how that happens.
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I remember when Jason used to be a Republican.
When will the democrat super majority begin to understand they are not above the law? Try November 2nd 2010.
Ned Lamont claims to be an ‘independent’ yet cozy ups to the law breaking ‘democrat insiders in Hartford’. The charade won’t last that Ned is the same running dog lackey of the left.
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