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Connecticut - A Great Place to Live, If You Can Afford It
According to a July 7, 2026, University of New Hampshire survey, more than four in ten Connecticut residents want to pack up and leave the state—with many seeking lower taxes and a more manageable cost of living. And yet, herein lies the paradox: a majority of residents simultaneously maintain that the Nutmeg State is a "good" or "very good" place to live, a sentiment held particularly by older residents and Democrats. The problem isn't the quality of life; it's the price tag. Consider these...
Jul 12, 2026
Oh Those Eye-Catching Greenwich Police Rookies
On June 29, the Greenwich Police Department posted an eye-catching picture on their Facebook page announcing the hiring of four new trainees. Greenwich Police Department Facebook Post Local blogger Christopher Fountain quickly jumped on the visual, suggesting that the trainees be "shipped off to rookie school where, presumably, the gentleman in the middle will be gently introduced to the concept of appropriate dress." Christopher Fountain Blog He wasn't the only one who noticed. Over at the...
Jul 11, 2026
Utilities Tell Greenwich Residents: No Power or Gas Available for Home Expansions
At the July 9, 2026 Board of Selectmen meeting, First Selectman Camillo made a startling announcement. Utilities (CNG, Aquarion, and Eversource) have informed the town that they do not have the capacity to expand service to certain residential properties. Here are the Selectman's comments: Transcript of July 9 Meeting (start 6:29) Video Recording of July 9 Meeting start 6:20) ""About a month ago, I was stopped by a couple of neighbors who had lived in little houses... in Havemeyer Park. They...
Jul 10, 2026
CT Senator Chris Murphy Disconnects from Economic Reality
Even the liberal media is astonished at the lack of basic economic common sense coming out of Connecticut. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) recently introduced the "Living Wage For All Act"—a radical bill to force a nationwide federal minimum wage hike from $7.25 to $25.00 an hour. That is a staggering 245% increase. The bill wastes no time. It kicks off with an immediate 66% spike to $12.00 an hour in year one, before setting a split schedule for businesses. Large employers are forced to absorb...
Jul 9, 2026
Explosive Fed Data: Unauthorized Immigration Accounted for 30% of Home Price Inflation
A new working paper from Federal Reserve economists confirms with hard data what millions of hardworking Americans already know from their checkbooks: the housing affordability crisis is being heavily driven by the border crisis. For years, mainstream media blamed skyrocketing home prices and ungodly high rents almost entirely on low interest rates, pandemic-era migration, institutional buyers, and local zoning boards. Conveniently ignored was the massive elephant in the room: open-border...
Jul 8, 2026
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