Concerned Citizens Party Of Connecticut

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Concerned Citizens Party Of Connecticut

An affiliate of the National Constitution Party

Every election cycle the people of Connecticut elect or re-elect a Republican or a Democrat for our representation in the House of Representatives or Senate, and year after year nothing ever seems to change. Circumstances only seem to get worse not better. We continue to vote for the same people over and over again and expect a different result. But we always get the same result. Partisan bickering, blame shifting and a lot of political doublespeak. At present there is a estimated seven and a half trillion dollar national debt and both Democrats and Republican have shown a complete inability to deal with it in an effective manner. Just blaming the other party does not cut it any more. This debt that they have run up now belongs to you and your children. Its your responsibility to find a way to pay for it.

The Concerned Citizens Party offers the only real alternative to the current candidates. Vote for Timothy Knibbs for senate. You can find other local candidates in the column at the left.

How about it Connecticut, are you ready to hold our elected officials accountable for their actions or lack there of, or are we going to continue to vote for the same old tired candidates and continue to live in a quagmire of fiscal irresponsibility and moral apathy.

Get involved. Cast a vote that will make a difference. Vote Concerned Citizens Party

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." --The Declaration of Independence.

Voters Deserve To Hear From All Candidates
By Susan Campbell of the Hartford Courant.Posted 10-29-2006

Government Overreaches Where Voters Can't Reach
By Doug Wren.Posted 10-5-2006

Gubernatorial debate controversy brewing
Concerned Citizen's Party candidate Joe Zdonczyk would share the stage and the time with Rell and DeStefano. Posted 10-5-2006

Connecticut City's Council Scraps Abortion Free Zone Proposal
Joe Zdonczyk of the Concerned Citizens Party brought the idea of an abortion free zone to his friend, Independent Party Alderman Frank Caiazzo, who brought up the proposal which was voted 9-6 to place on file. Posted March 5 2005

Bush's Boondoggle Budget
By Joseph Farah of World Net Daily. Posted 2-10-2005

Bush Wins Again; Will the Babies Ever Win?
Letter from Judie Brown of American Life League.

Dodd for U.S. Senate?
Please vote for Timothy Knibbs.

Third Parties Hope To Change Policies
Article discussing the differences between the third party candidates..

Zdonczyk Challenges In The 80th District
Founder of Concerned Citizens Party talks of past and looks to future.

Article In Stamford Advocate
Read the statement from Timothy Knibbs towards the end of the article.

Debate Gets Lively
Candidates and audience get charged up at the debate for the 5th district House race.

Candidates Ready For Todays Debate
Candidates to debate at CCSU at noon

Knibbs, Rasch, Bring Fresh Ideas To Debate
Candidates face off in New London. Dodd and Orchulli offer same tired arguments.

CNN Article

Concerned Citizens Candidates Debate In Cheshire
Candidates face off in cheshire, Dodd and Orchulli are a no show.

Candidates Prepare For CCSU Debate
Wildey Moore of Warren has been invited to debate Nancy Johnson and Thereasa Gerratanna Oct 23 at noon in Torp Theatre, Davidson Hall at Central Connecticut State University.

Senior Advocacy Club Sponsors Debate
The Senior Advocacy Club in Heritage Village will host a political debate among candidates vying for the seat in Connecticut's Fifth Congressional District at 2 p.m. Wednesday, September 22, in Sarah Cooke Hall, Heritage Village. Attendance is open to all. Wildey Moore to attend.