Connecticut’s Political Machine
January 18, 2011 Leave a comment
For the last few years I have been closely following the machine-like politics that now has a strangle hold over the people in the state. What this means is that we see representation of the party rather than of the people. When a candidate becomes unpopular, they fulfill the great good by simply stepping aside in “retirement” and allow someone of exact same ideology to step in and win over the hearts of the public by virtue of the fact they are a fresh face. We first saw this with the retirement of Chris Dodd, who had become increasingly unpopular, to pave the way for the biggest say anything to get elected appeaser, Dick Blumenthal. Read more of this post
