Have you been alarmed and frustrated by Ned Lamont’s
one-man rule during the pandemic?
I share your outrage—and I’ve
done my best to fight for our rights, helping to organize a lawsuit by
Connecticut’s leading Constitutionalist, Deb Stevenson, and joining the suit
myself as a plaintiff, along with five small-business owners.
We’ve challenged Lamont’s power
to arbitrarily shut down businesses without the approval of the General
Assembly, making the argument for liberty and the rule of law. It’s a strong
case, which can find here.
Not wanting to argue on the
merits, the state managed to have our suit dismissed on technical grounds. We
need to appeal that decision so we can challenge Lamont’s power grab in court. Here
is a summary of the argument we’ll make, so that you can see the
strength of our position.
To continue this fight, we must
have your help. I know that thousands of patriotic Connecticut citizens share
our dismay at the unconstitutional behavior of our governor and the lapdog
acquiescence of the Democrat legislature. The courts are our only hope, but we
must have the means to pursue our appeal.
Will you help us, by
making a donation here? Every dollar we raise will
go directly toward the cost of the lawsuit. Whatever you can contribute will be
well-spent and deeply appreciated.
It’s not too late to take back
our state, but we must fight back now. Thank you for your interest—we would be
honored and heartened by your support today.
Sincerely,
Rob Sampson
State Senator
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