Make sure to read my latest OP-ED in the lastest edition of the Tribuna Newspaper where I give my take on what I Heard and didn’t hear from Republican Gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski's two recent Town Hall events in Greater Danbury.

As we approach the end of the campaign season, candidates for state office will make their appeals to the public to secure their votes. During these times, residents should expect their candidates to address concerns in their community and offer insightful and meaningful dialogue towards tackling those issues; people should expect that their state representatives genuinely understand their troubles and pledge to work in the community's best interest.

Recently, I attended two town hall meetings in Greater Danbury held by Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski. I wanted to see whether the individual running for the state's top elected post truly understands and appreciates long-standing issues in my area or would sermonize the public with prepared talking points that are not pertinent to local concerns.

To say I was disappointed in what I heard from the candidate who has been running for Governor for the last four years would be an understatement.

Rad the rest of my take on Stefanowski's visit to my neck of the woods by clikcing here.