Politics & Government

Campaign Notebook: Murphy Says System is 'Broken'

The latest news and updates from the campaign trail in Connecticut.

Senate

Linda McMahon (R): A large sign near exit 29 on Interstate 95 readers “Linda: She’s Out Shopping Again.” The candidate didn’t respond to the jab, reports the Stamford Advocate.

Chris Murphy (D): The congressman came to New Britain with a Republican colleague to talk about bipartisanship and dysfunction in Washington D.C. Murphy said, according to the Associated Press, that “the system is fundamentally broken.”

Third District

Rosa DeLauro (D): The congresswoman is fond of criticizing proposals by Republicans and praising fellow Democrats via Twitter, but she recently had some faint praise for the GOP.

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Wayne Winsley (R): The Republican candidate issued a statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ‘Obamacare’ decision. The headline reads, “ Government Can Tax Your Behavior.”

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Fourth District

Jim Himes (D): The congressman met constitutions at a “town hall” meeting that was described as “sometimes raucous” with “sharp exchanges” by the Westport News.

Steve Obsitnik (R) was recently in Manhattan for a meet-and-greet at one ofmost elegant and exclusive prewar apartment buildings” in the city, reports the New York Daily News.


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