Americans are living longer yet age is a sensitive topic these days as we start to see older people in positions of power. President Biden will turn 80 this year, the oldest […]
Age Limit for Politicians?
The Russians are Coming!
People in Ukraine are living in fear and uncertainty. I spoke with a couple from Ukraine, whom I met several years ago while they were spending the summer in New England. Viktor […]
My One and Only Endorsement for President
When I was in high school I was assigned the task of writing a candidate endorsement that would appear in our school newspaper. In an effort to avoid favoritism in the election […]
Lamont & Bysiewicz Promise Change
In their first extended interview since winning the endorsed nominations at Democratic State convention, Ned Lamont and his running mate Susan Bysiewicz appeared on Face the State Sunday, promising change after eight […]
Who Do You Want to be Connecticut’s Next Governor?
The conventions are a few weeks ago when delegates will voice their support and help set the primary ballot. Who do you like? Don’t forget to join us this morning at 11AM […]
Campaign 2018: the Race for Connecticut Governor
It was a busy year for the nearly two dozen people interested in being Connecticut’s next governor. All of the declared and exploratory candidates pictured above appeared on Face the State to […]
Who Will be the Next Connecticut Governor?
Election day 2018 is a little more than a year away, and no fewer than a dozen people are out there raising money for a possible run in the quest to succeed […]
With Kennedy Out, All Eyes on Wyman
Who Will Run for Governor in 2018?
2017 is a municipal election year, but the gubernatorial election the following year might dominate the political headlines. With the election 22 months away, those with their eye on the state’s highest […]
Really? 2020 Presidential Campaign Signs Are Already Here
There are still Trump and Clinton banners and bumper stickers to be seen in the Connecticut landscape, so I was a little surprised to spot this sign in West Hartford. The next […]
Daly for U.S. Supreme Court?
The first and perhaps only Connecticut U.S. Senate debate is in the record books, taking place Sunday during an hour-long Face the State on WFSB. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D) and State Representative […]
Senate Debate set for Sunday
The race to represent Connecticut in the U.S. senate in Connecticut has been a tame one so far, in contrast to what we Nutmeggers have become accustomed to. We had the Lieberman […]
Clinton Trump Talk, Second Chance, and the Hartford Debate
20 years ago this week Hartford was the center of the political universe as Connecticut’s capital city hosted a presidential debate between Bill Clinton and Bob Dole. In our Face the State […]
Face the State Presidential Poll
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Datto CEO on the Clinton Emails
Datto of Norwalk is an international company that specializes in cloud storage. It’s a company few had heard of until this summer, when it was mentioned in national stories because it had […]
Lieberman: Hillary Clinton’s Server Should Be Examined
“It was wrong.” That’s what former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman said about Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server to conduct official business when she was secretary of state. During an […]
Stadium Newest Piece in Hartford Renaissance
The news that not only are the New Britain Rock Cats staying in Connecticut, but moving to a stadium twice the size in Hartford has been all the buzz since the story […]
Moms Take Over Face the State Studio
In what we believe is a first here at WFSB, all of the guests on Sunday’s edition of Face the State are mothers, mothers who are also politicians. It is Mother’s Day […]
FTS Flashback: Rowland Wants Tougher Prison & Hindenburg over Hartford
Former governor John Rowland shows up frequently in our Face the State flashbacks, and for good reason. He was one of the longest serving governors in Connecticut history, first elected 20 years […]
Dennis House 