Connecticut Worst in New England…Again For the third consecutive year, Connecticut ranks as the 47th worst state in the nation — as well as worst in New England — for individual tax climate according to […]
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With public hearings now over, Connecticut lawmakers will be voting on more than 700 bills until session’s end, June 6 — and most of them steer away from expanding free market principles and individual liberties. […]
Dissenters and other free thinkers be warned — college campuses are no longer safe spaces for you. Last month, one of America’s most prestigious graduate schools, Stanford Law School, made headlines after its diversity dean […]
Until the session’s end on June 6, Connecticut lawmakers will be voting on more than 700 bills ranging from government transparency, the environment, education, healthcare and — of course — taxes and spending. Since January, […]
What’s the Big Secret? The Connecticut General Assembly (CGA) has reached its cut-off for introducing new bills. More than 700 bills have been voted out of the 24 different committees — most coming from The Government […]
Connecticut is ready for its Hollywood close-up — but at what cost? The movie industry’s glitz and glamour has lured lawmakers to introduce a new bill expanding the film tax credit, established by the General […]
In an era when disagreement looms large on a variety of issues, surely all of us agree on the importance of protecting our environment. We breathe the same air, drink the same water — and […]
Saying the Quiet Part Out loud The Appropriations Committee— the spending arm of the legislature — met on Tuesday (April 18) to reveal their spending plan for the next biennial. The $51 billion two-year spending […]
The University of Connecticut believes a new bill requiring public institutions of higher education to adopt a freedom of expression policy by Jan. 1, 2024, is “not necessary.” During a Higher Education and Employment Advancement […]
Thank you for the opportunity to submit testimony to the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee regarding HB 6929: An Act Concerning the Film and Digital Media Production Tax Credits. My name is Bryce Chinault and […]
