I’ve heard politicians are trying to make central CT the east coast Silicon Valley and the new Governor has a plan for the pension issue, so hopefully positive change is coming but I don’t think it has been comparable to Silicon Valley since the Industrial Age when Colt was making arms for the civil war, or Pratt and Whitney later on.

It is really the city's renters that are seeing skyrocketing rents and the politicians looking for a convenient scapegoat.

They are as bad or worse than most politicians!

The authorities will check it out if someone points out some potential issue and does so in a calm, sane, respectful manner.No politician wants a fight with the NRA, not enough to add any new gun control laws and IMO, that's not the answer.

The politicians can have their hundreds of signs out for months and that's ok.

If govt makes laws that support specific private businesses, the issue again is not capitalism, but corrupt politicians and a system that allows those with more money to have more political influence (lobbying and contribution laws).Remember the other part of capitalism -- the demand.

The only people going door to door in this neighborhood are either representing a religion or a politician.

@Brent Watson A buddy goes door to door in a targeted neighborhood on behalf of the local politician.

I am probably going to catch some hell on this post but so be it.If the signs are good enough from the politicians and judges that exempt themselves from their own sign ordinance, they are good enough for me.For about 2 strong years bandit signs were my primary form of marketing.

I think we should start looking in to Lawyers & politicians (on the local level at first).