What he didn’t mention: Connecticut has ranked #2 in the nation for electricity costs — and it’s been that way for years. Before the war. Before the bombs dropped. Before any of it.
The average CT family pays $2,485 a year for electricity. $700 more than the national average. That’s not Iran’s fault. That’s Hartford’s fault. That’s Chris Murphy’s party’s fault — green mandates, blocked pipelines, and regulatory costs piled onto every single bill.
Murphy had the chance to own it. Instead, he pointed at a war.
Flip CT Red 
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