GALES FERRY – Today Sean Sullivan, the Republican Party’s candidate in Connecticut’s Second Congressional District, expressed outrage over Congressman Joe Courtney’s support of tactics that have blocked honest debate on the energy crisis. 

 

Sullivan said, “No one should be surprised that Congressman Joe Courtney and his colleagues have a mere nine percent approval rating. ...

 

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America’s energy predicament has been met with a flurry of inaction on the part of many Washington politicians. Instead of working to solve the problem they have labored to redirect the public’s attention ...

 

Today America is in an energy crisis because our leaders ignored the warning signs that should have called us to action decades ago. We rely on fossil fuels such as oil for approximately 85 percent of our energy needs. Virtually all of our transpor ...

GALES FERRY – Sean Sullivan the Republican Party candidate in Connecticut’s Second Congressional District, today criticized his opponent’s continuing effort to convince voters he is taking meaningful action to respond to the energy crisis. In a recent piece of correspondence, Congressman Joe Courtney said “we must move our country towards a new, comprehensive national energy policy for the future…”

 

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GALES FERRY – Today Sean Sullivan, the Republican Party’s candidate for Connecticut’s Second Congressional District, expressed his support for an increase in federal aid for home heating oil this winter, and also called on Congress to address the underlying problem by increasing production of domestic oil. &l ...

GALES FERRY - Sean Sullivan, the Republican Party’s candidate for Connecticut’s Second Congressional District, today reiterated his call for energy independence for America. Sullivan said that Iran’s testing of medium range missiles in the Straits of Hormuz “underscores our need to end our dependence on foreign oil.”

 

GALES FERRY – Today Sean Sullivan, the Republican Party’s candidate in the Second Congressional District, reflected with great concern on an Associated Press story appearing in newspapers today. The story informed readers, “After spending a week in their states and districts with angry and frightened consumers, many lawmakers have returned to Capitol Hill convinced that Congress cannot afford a prolonged stalemate over energy policy.”

 

 

GALES FERRY – On November 8, 2006, the Democrats took control of the House of Representatives. Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, who would become Speaker of the House, said, “Tonight is a great victory for the American people. Today the American people voted for change, and they voted for Democrats to take our country in a new direction.”

 

By RINKER BUCK

Courant Staff Writer

July 5, 2008

ENFIELD —

It was a hot, windless day at Asnuntuck Community College and Frank Gulluni, director of the school's Manufacturing Technology Center, was earnestly explaining to a visiting candidate how important it still was to train workers for manufacturing jobs in Connecticut.

"What we need is a Madison Avenue approach toward convincing parents and educators that manufacturing is still the future in Connecticut," Gulluni told Sean Sullivan, the Republican seeking to represent the 2nd Congressional District. Raising his voice against the hum of nearby lathes and precision machine tools, Gulluni said, "There isn't ...

Sean Sullivan celebrated America’s birthday today by walking in the Madison 4^th of July Parade. For more pictures from today’s parade be sure to check out our photo gallery.