2010 will undoubtedly go down in U.S. History as one of the most negative campaign seasons in political history — across the country. Yet there are those candidates who refused to go negative, refused to to lie to to voters and refused to distort the truth.
Mr. Kehoe is better positioned to be part of the solution and we recommend his return to Hartford.
I cannot remember a time when so much depended on an election. This election season is such a time when only sound policies based on experience can get us out of the rut created by previous administrations a the state and federal levels.
He has earned our trust to be re-elected…Tom has a strong background and extensive experience in Connecticut business and law. We need his expertise and know-how in the legislature during these critical times.
Tom’s responses indicate his concern for health,senior independence, energy costs, and cost effective programs. They demonstrate his knowledge of health care and energy.
“This endorsement is a result of careful consideration of your positions and our perception that you recognize the needs of public higher education in Connecticut.”
I have received several phone calls asking me if the Glastonbury Democrats are running two candidates for the General Assembly in the 31st District. The answer is no. The confusion may have been caused by the fact that Tom’s opponent has the same last name
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Representatives Kehoe, Rojas, and Senator Handley express support to the Office and Policy Management Division: <read> This letter supports the Town od Glastonbury’s application for grant funding under the STEAP Program. The Riverfront Park project is a continuation of a partnership between the Town, State of Connecticut, and a variety of local service clubs and [...]