Jenny Wilson, digital tracker, found 3rd District Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro at an event promoting the Naugatuck River Greenway Sunday afternoon. This was part of the National Park Service’s “Explore the Naugatuck” program, a bike ride that ran the length of the Naugatuck River Sunday.

DeLauro, a Democrat running for re-election, stuck closely to the script:

 

One Response to Rosa DeLauro On The Campaign Trail

  1. Christopher Schaefer says:

    DeLauro: “You are there to advocate on behalf of your constituents.” Reality: DeLauro is there to pander for votes—to keep her personal money-making machine intact. DeLauro stands with the Occupy Wall Street crowd and yells “We are the 99 percent”—yet she is firmly ensconced in the 1 percent. At least $1 Million of DeLauro’s personal wealth can be traced directly back to campaign contributions—some of which came from poor working people and seniors of the Third district and was funneled back into her family bank account as payment to her husband. She exemplifies a career politician, getting fat off her constituents. Cronyism makes political power more important and increases the competition for that political power via campaign contributions. The way to end cronyism is to end that political power. And the way to end that power is to replace self-serving crony politicians—like Rosa DeLauro. What is Rosa DeLauro doing about the Federal debt—now equaling over $150,000 PER TAXPAYER? Unless voters get rid of spendaholics like DeLauro, our economy will remain stalled, and the jobless rate will remain unacceptably high. The path to end this waste—and to stop the creation of yet another generation of SNAP-dependent families—is less government. Getting re-elected is DeLauro’s number one priority. Why? So she can continue to milk her office as a cash cow. During the recession, when most of us were LOSING money, her personal wealth GREW by over $2 MILLION per year. http://www.conntact.com/government/11691-rosas-not-in-the-red.html Here’s how: http://www.humanevents.com/2011/10/04/delauro-campaign-finances-raise-questions/ More here: http://easthaven.patch.com/blog_posts/the-delauro-factor-e5065dcd