“...PA 21-32, provides for automatic erasure of numerous felony convictions (after 10 years), and misdemeanor convictions (after 7 years), making many persons previously convicted of violence and threatening, once again eligible to possess guns...”
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“The policy pushed by the Democrats just two years ago takes the Boards of Pardons and Parole out of the equation and wipes clean the record for many persons previously convicted of violence and threatening, hate crimes and more...”

Faith won today in America!

An Op-Ed from the Members of the Connecticut General Assembly Conservative Caucus (CTGACC):
DO BACKGROUND CHECKS MATTER WHEN CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS ARE AUTOMATICALLY ERASING THE CRIMINAL RECORDS OF VIOLENT AND THREATENING PEOPLE?

“The Conservative Caucus continues to oppose the Democrats’ disingenuous declaration that public health and civil preparedness emergencies still exist in Connecticut...”
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“Compounding this deceitfulness by using COVID-19 as a continuing pretext to unconstitutionally change our voting laws would be an abhorrent affront to the rule of law,” said State Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, Member of the CTGACC.

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Congrats Rep. CT State Rep. Craig Fishbein for the 2021 Least Liberal Legislator Award!

'The GOP’s proposal ... 'includes a provision for the state to provide an identification card free of charge to those who cannot afford one,' the conservative caucus said in a press release.'
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If they can spy on a sitting President of the United States, imagine what they have planned for you.

“As in past years, our proposals support the ideals of personal choice and individual rights, more protections for victims and tougher penalties for criminals, elimination of wasteful spending, and creating a smaller, more efficient government.” -Rep. Mike France, Caucus Chair.

Today, the House will vote on whether a parent or the government can decide if a child has to wear a mask in school for ANOTHER FOUR MONTHS. Rep. CT State Rep. Craig Fishbein, caucus Vice Chair, and Rep. Fiorello, Caucus Member, and the other members intend to #VoteForParents by voting NO!

Today, the House will be voting on whether a parent or the government can decide if their child needs to wear a mask at school. Here is the language, extending the government mandate for another FOUR MONTHS. This day, the CTGACC intends to #VoteForParents by voting NO!

Agreed! THANK YOU to our men and women in blue!

'An 18 year-old, 16 year-old, and 14 year-old were taken into custody.' (I get it now. At 5:30am on a Tuesday morning, these juvenile criminals were just getting ready for school. Gotcha.) #CTweCANdoBETTER

Conservative Caucus Asks Attorney General Tong to Reject Federal Intimidation of Parents Speaking at Local School Board Meetings #ParentsRights #LocalControl

“Yesterday, we heard from hundreds of concerned Connecticut residents who have been, and will be, directly affected by vaccine mandates, including many who have lost their jobs for personal, religious and spiritual beliefs.” -Rep. Mike France, Conservative Caucus Chair

Today, the CTGACC held an informational hearing for workers affected by employment-related vaccine requirements. For more than 6 hours, dozens of concerned residents shared personal stories and discussed these important issues with the legislators. fb.watch/8bJmv2yEa5/

“We’re here today, not to prejudge, no preconceived notions, but to open the doors so that members of the public can come and explain their stories.”
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PUBLIC HEARING FOR WORKERS FACED WITH VACCINE MANDATES
Legislative Office Building, 300 Capitol Ave., Hartford Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021 - From 12 noon on
To sign up to speak please email [email protected]. Please put 'CC Hearing' in the subject line of your email.

“Once again, my colleagues have a choice between honoring the oath they swore ... or, instead, abdicating their responsibility once more and ceding their constitutional authority to the Executive Branch.” - Rep. Mike France, Caucus Chair