Am I the only Connecticut resident who has a problem with state representatives that  also work for the state or local government.  There's been a big deal made of State Senator Lou Deluca receiveing campaign contributions from a local refuse contractor with alleged underworld ties.
I have a bigger problem with my local represtative David McClusky whose other job is working for the state employees union. Who are you more likely to watch out for, the company that  pays you a six figure salary with benefits, or the voters who provide you with a modest part time job as their elected representative.
Any disussion of reform at the State Capital must begin with represtatives that do not also work for organizations that do business with the state. Just a random thought.