Dear Greenwich Friends, I kicked of my campaign this week with a jobs tour across the state that began with my announcement speech at a small business in Southington and ended last night with a kick-off barbecue and headquarters opening in North Haven with 250 supporters.
In between these two great events, I traveled to meet with 15 different small businesses. Our conversations were 100% focused on what needs to be done to put Connecticut back to work.
Over and over I heard the same thing from the people across the state: We cannot continue sending the same politicians to Washington and expect a different result. The people of our state deserve a proven jobs creator who will fight in Washington for Connecticut families and small business owners.
I am problem solver who knows what it takes to create jobs and will fight to lower taxes, reduce regulations and cut spending so we can put the hard working families of Connecticut back to work.
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