Today's Ranters are funny. One says they were all wearing "Biden" tees on the Walking Dead last night, another wonders about March Madness Covid Contradictions, and another is upset over Jolly Ned's comments on White Republicans going to NASCAR races. Plus, a live call from Liebowitz from the Big House. And, a wonderful Jolly Ned Comedy Club Entry from Steve in NBC Haddam.

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Alexis Harrison is mounting a grassroots campaign to resist the left's desire to overthrow the structure of cities and towns through taking local control of zoning away. We talk to her about the legislation that needs to be stopped.

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Today's Rant Line (860-751-4698) features the return of the Candy Rapper, whose overconsumption of candy has left him with a toothache. Another caller wonders if she's still banned from travelling to neighboring states, while another still wonders if poor people can create jobs. Plus, Liebowitz calls from prison to discuss equity, and we have a spectacular episode of Jolly Ned's Comedy Club from Steve, NBC Haddam! Then, Brian Festa from ctfreedomalliance.org discusses the governor's odd comments about Republicans visiting NASCAR events.

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James is here, speaking in favor of maintaining the fillibuster in the U.S. Senate. Then, political activist and Democrat Eva Bermudez Zimmerman objects to legislation being discussed in Hartford designed to address issues of racism and inequity. Eva was a primary candidate for Lt. Governor in the last gubernatorial cycle.

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Av Harris says Governor Lamont is risking a loss of support from progressives if he continues to avoid committing to policies that he campaigned on, like a state 'public option' to provide cheap health insurance. Av is the former Department of Health Spokesman for the Lamont Administration who was fired by the governor in January. Then, we discuss $58 million in federal stimulus money being spent in Connecticut cities to send Democratic campaign organizations door to door to encourage vaccinations amongst core constituencies of the ruling party.

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After a very long press conference from the Guv, the Rant Line is a relief. One caller asks the difference between Dems wanting to delay access to guns and the GOP wanting to delay the access to vote. Todd suggests as good as the comparison may sound at first glance, the two things aren't really analogous. Another caller wants to turn to the national press to save us from CTDems. We hear the latest Jolly Ned's Comedy Club segment, and UConn Senior Kevin Catapano leads us through a conversation on Free Will vs. Determinism.

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President Joe Biden held his first press conference today, later in his opening term than anyone can rememer a president doing so. We discuss the content and performance of the prez with Tom Shattuck, our Thursday first hour guest. Which questions were planned, were there any age related flubs?

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We haven't had a contribution from the Candy Rapper in days, but today's RANTS rock nevertheless! For example, "All guns are assault weapons," starts us off, then "It's Over For Connecticut," and then there's a remake of "Come All Ye Faithful." The creativty never stops flowing! Then, we discuss Term Limits with Jeff Caggiano, chair of the Bristol Town Republicans.

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What's going on with the Hartford Police Department? Kevin Brookman of WeThePeopleHartford.com has a fascinating report on the blog, which includes the leak of a secret focus group that shows HPD personnel discussing the issues that are driving them out of the force in record numbers. Then, Todd talks about the TaxMan! And, the racial market place, that he compares to Carbon Taxes, the fight for stature based on victimhood - starring AG William Tong. And, former state senator Joe Markley jumps in on the conversation.

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Yesterday, we talked with Len Suzio about Ned's new gas tax, and why it's much bigger than just a gas tax. Instead, the TCI is about turning control over the regulation of gas burning engines over to state government to manage based on its whims, potentially creating one of those 1970s style energy crisis moments. Today, we continue the conversation with Suzio, a former state senator. Then, Pat Sasser fills us in a hearing scheduled for Wednesday on HB 6443, "An Act Concerning Revenue Items to Implement the Governor’s Budget." Humans would call it a mileage tax on trucks designed to simulate the income stream of truck tolls.

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