American citizens need and deserve three things from government: integrity, transparency and accountability. Without these key elements as a foundation, all policies, services and supports inevitably become inefficient and ineffective.
Today the Vermont Secretary of State’s office announced the postponing of the canvassing of the 2022 State Senate and County Office Primary Election results due to technology issues as a result of Legislative redistricting.
“He [Madden] made a promise to Vermonters and as soon as he realized he failed to properly execute his strategy, he’s breaking his promise to you and doing what is politically advantageous for himself. We cannot trust him in leadership.”
“The suspect in this case has now had more than 100 police involvements,” said acting Chief of Police Jon Murad. “Even before this morning’s spate of vandalisms, he had accumulated more than a dozen police involvements since June 1st, more than half of which involved arrest or referrals to alternative justice.”
“Your vote is your voice; exercise it,” said Condos. “I hope to see you at the polls tomorrow, if you have not already voted. Our democracy grows stronger when we all vote.”
VTGOP Chairman Paul Dame has released a video message condemning the false claims of the out-of-state super PACs that have spent massive amounts of money to buy Vermont’s U.S. congressional seat.
“VPIRG claims to advocate for strong campaign finance laws, yet it appears they are not even following existing laws.” stated Sharon Toborg. “If they really believe what they say they do, they should immediately dissolve VPIRG Votes Action Fund, and return the funds raised in violation of the law.”
“Low and moderate income people can not afford solar panels, heat pumps or electric vehicles and in fact it is a privilege to be driven in or to drive an electric vehicle.”
All Republican voters are hereby notified to meet in caucus on Monday, August 8, 2022, 6:30 p.m. at McGillicuddy’s on Park Street, Essex Junction.
Just days ahead of the GOP primary for U.S. Senate, Vermont Republican legislators are uniting behind Gerald Malloy for U.S. Senate. Four Republican legislators have announced their support for Malloy including Rep. Vicki Strong, Rep. Larry Labor, Rep. Art Petersen and Rep. Mark Higley.
State Rep. Anne Donahue, a spokesperson for Vermonters for Good Government, today formally offers to accept the challenge to discuss and debate the pros and cons of Article 22, both on the Morning Drive and in other appropriate venues.
“Let’s vote out Progressive Democrats and vote in those who love freedom, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness through hard work!”