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Democrats Rally in West Hartford in Anticipation of ‘Roevember’

Gov. Ned Lamont addresses the rally in West Hartford on Saturday. Photo credit: Christine Stuart

In addition to Gov. Ned Lamont, Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz, and other state officials, West Hartford Mayor Shari Cantor and members of the town’s legislative delegation participated in a ‘Bans Off Our Bodies’ rally on Saturday.

By Christine Stuart, CTNewsJunkie.com 

Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont joined state and local officials on the steps of West Hartford Town Hall on Saturday for a rally on reproductive rights.

Despite a recent Quinnpiac University poll finding that only 12% of Democrats believe abortion is the most urgent issue facing the state, the Democratic Party believes it’s a winning issue for them in what Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz called “Roevember.”

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Protesters trying to shout down the rally goers in West Hartford. Photo credit: Christine Stuart photo

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  • And to think the only platform the Democrats have to go on for this November is abortion, the ending of an unborn baby’s life up to and including birth, calling the death of a baby “health care”. I would think inflation, crime, the open border are important issues but there is nothing said here.

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