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CT governor debate fact check: Reviewing claims about taxes, special education

Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont and Republican rival Ryan Fazio clashed Tuesday night in the second and final televised gubernatorial debate of the 2026 campaign. The two contenders for the top post in state government met at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville in Eastern Connecticut one week from Election Day on Nov. 3. Television station WTNH New 8 and the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities cosponsored the hour-long debate. Fazio claimed that local property taxes have increased $1 billion since Lamont became governor in January 2019. "During the Governor's time in office property taxes have increased by over $1 billion. This has occurred over seven consecutive years of state budget surpluses and a full rainy-day fund," CCM stated. "Of course, to be fair the Governor has proposed offsetting these property tax increases with a $50 credit on state income tax filings." Lamont criticized a…

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JD Vance on 2028 Presidential Run: I’ll Listen to What God Tells Me to Do

U.S. Vice President JD Vance this month said he had not yet made a determination on whether he would run for president in 2028, telling EWTN News host Raymond Arroyo that he would listen to God when ultimately deciding what to do. Vance, who is widely considered to be a frontrunner for the 2028 Republican nomination, told Arroyo on the latter’s “Arroyo Grande” podcast on Oct. 21 that he was not thinking intensively about the prospect of a presidential race amid the contentious 2026 midterms. “As soon as the midterms are over … Iʼm going to have to think seriously about it,” Vance said. He noted that he and his wife have four small children “and that’s a consideration.” Asked by Arroyo if he felt God calling him to mount a presidential run, he responded: “I feel God calling me to do as good of a job as I can.” “I feel God calling me to try to promote the common good and the job that Iʼm…

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JD Vance Has a Nickname for Protesters After Another Rally Heckle

Vice President JD Vance has spent October dealing with being booed and repeated crowd disruptions at his campaign events. Vance's Monday stop in Montana added another entry to that list. When hecklers cut into his speech, Vance fired back with a nickname for the protesters, and his supporters made their feelings known loudly. The disruption happened at an airport hangar in Belgrade, Montana, where Vance was giving his speech during the midterm push. Shouts from the audience forced him to stop mid-sentence. While Vance turned to spot the source, the backers standing behind him found the hecklers first and responded by booing them, with several flashing thumbs-down. Vance waited at the podium with a brief, uncomfortable smile while the room broke into a "USA, USA" chant. Three people—two women and a man—were escorted out by security. — CSPAN (@cspan) October 26, 2026 "You can rest assured…

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Former Trump supporter goes ballistic on Americans who find president 'funny'

U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Paris Orly airport, following the G7 Summit, in Orly, France, June 17, 2026. REUTERS Evelyn Hockstein Former MAGA lawmaker Joe Walsh says he fails to find the humor that comedians and entertainers pull from President Donald Trump’s nutty proclamations. “I'm so envious of other people who can make jokes about Trump, who can do satire about Trump, who can laugh at Trump, at all the stupid, crazy, mad, dishonest [stuff] he says,” said Walsh on his Tuesday podcast. This, said Walsh, was because Trump is dangerous and “utterly lawless.” He said it doesn’t matter that Trump is lying when promising money for finding fraud. “He lies every time he opens his mouth. That's what he does. ‘I'm going to give you $5,000 if Republicans win.’ ‘I'm going to take care of veterans if Republicans win.’ ‘I'm going to do this and that. I'm going to give you this freebie…

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