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1.0 out of 5 stars FULL OF GREAT INFORMATION BUT ........, February 19, 2005

By	John R. Mccommas (Willimantic CT USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This is full of great info on Connecticut and although its 18 years old now, its still fairly relevant and still accurate. Its very readable and is an absolute must for every active Connecticut citizen. It's like a phone book for our state government.

However I give it a poor rating because the so called "League of Women Voters" which published the book is actually not "non-partisan" as they dishonestly claim.

They are in fact VERY PARTISIAN and speak at every hearing either for or against every kind of bill you can think of. They are unusually good at hiding their support for liberal legislation. They won't go out and talk to the papers; they just act as lobbyists inside the capital where you can't see them. I don't know how they get away with calling themselves "non-partisan" when they clearly aren't.

I got into an argument with one of these chicks via email about proposed campaign finance changes on the federal level they favored and help get passed. I thought their legislation was a terrible affront to First Amendment free-speech rights.

These ladies are not who they pretend to be.