WATERBURY – On the opening day of his official campaign for governor, one of Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim’s first stops was the Brass City. The 58-year-old Democrat is describing himself as an imperfect candidate because of his bribe-taking past, but…
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Mans got moxie but than most convicted crooks do.
A leopard doesn’t change their spots. Connecticut has had several politicians, a few in the Waterbury area, that were charged and convicted of crimes only to be arrested again. If people thinks he has changed why was he allowing his driver to speed on I-84 placing the motorists at risk? That alone shows he believes he is special and rules need not apply.
Stay in Bridgeport!!!!
To quote … “I haven’t seen an election that’s been determined by someone’s past,” Ganim told reporters”. Has he never heard of Hillary Clinton?
On the opening day of his campaign he states he is an imperfect candidate. Odds are you will be saying that every day of your campaign. Get used to it.
Just what the state needs.. another crooked democrat.. I bet he gets elected because voters are selfish and want their handouts…
Nonononono. And then some. No!
It seems funny that Joe Santopietro’s attempt at office was not this negative. Ultimately, the people will decide.