Connecticut Republican Party Chairman J.R. Romano debunks the myth of the "progressive" Democrats and their policies which only hurt the working class. Connecticut has five special elections on February 26, 2019 and the freshman Democrats in the Connecticut General Assembly are revealing their true priorities which include: banning plastic bags, mandating climate change courses, and making the middle-class pay a new mileage tax, also referred to as license plate scanning electronic tolls. How will these policies help middle-class working families? The answer is it won't and it's the limousine liberals most aggressively promoting the working class paying more taxing on plastic bags and driving taxes and fees.

Connecticut Republican Party Chairman J.R. Romano talks with Bob Stefanowski about his experience running for Governor of Connecticut as the Republican nominee, and he gives his advice and talks what he plans on doing moving forward. J.R. Romano also discusses California's sanctuary state policy and the death of Newman police officer Ronil Singh. Also, we couldn't forget Ned Lamont's salary increases to his administration, while Connecticut faces a $2 billion dollar budget deficit.

Governor Ned Lamont gave his first State of the State address to the Connecticut General Assembly, in speech that J.R. Romano has named the "Fantasyland" speech.  Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton also joins J.R. to discuss all things related to the Republican Party and Mayor Mark shares a funny story on how ridiculous the regulations and unfunded mandates have become.