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Meetings are held every 2nd Monday of each month starting at 7:00 p.m. at Victoria Station Cafe in Putnam, CT (upstairs in Tea Room). At each meeting we offer a Cup of Tea featured speaker or informational presentation, open to members, friends, neighbors and the public. Our goal is to inform all citizens on matters that matter.
Contact Duffy Dauphinais at duffyqctpp@gmail.com for additional information or about becoming a QCTPP email member.
Next meeting: Monday, 08 October at the Victoria Station Cafe starting at 7:00 p.m.. Our featured Cup of Tea speaker is Kurt Miller, GOP candidate for State Comptroller.
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Category Archives: Hartford Politics
Connecticut Republican Convention Governor’s Race by the Numbers
Below are some of my observations after this weekend’s Republican Party convention, and specifically the Governor’s race as it unfolded over the almost six hours needed to create a Party nominee with a 50% +1 majority on Saturday. The sausage making. This … Continue reading
On liquor, Governor Malloy is a Supply and Demand Curve Savant
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Government Knows we are Dullards
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Questions for State Senator Williams and Representative Flexer
Below is a Letter to the Editor published in the Killingly Villager 14 June 2013 from Patriot Anne who calls out State Senator Don Williams and State Representative Mae Flexer for not meeting with We the People, their constituents in … Continue reading
Secret Meetings in Hartford, to Rule and be Ruled
As Aristotle instructed, “the virtue of a citizen is the capacity to rule and to be ruled”. The secret meetings and usurpation of our state and federal constitution by the King and Prince of Hartford are stunning. For Governor Malloy … Continue reading
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The Law – Bastiat
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