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If I still resided in Connecticut, I'd be dyin' to be dyin'. Save some of that emotion to try and unseat Danell Malloy, a boy born soooo poor that his mom and dad (if any is known) were too poor to spell Daniel.

Or you could run for the state senate as Tom Scott did years ago or more recently Len Suzio and help Joe Markley with the heavy lifting against the Marxism crippling the People's Republic of Connecticut these last 25 years since the enactment of Lowell Weicker's state income tax on wages and salaries.

Or help to get rid of Comrade Blumenthal. Even the late NY Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan had his number way back in 1962. You can find the interesting observations of Moynihan on Blumenthal in his 1962 book Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding about the rise of radical leftists to seize the NYC Democrat Party from the conservative old Irish bosses of Tammany Hall, a putsch led by people including the very young and tres radical left Blumenthal.

You could go to work to get rid of Connecticut's other Senate disgrace Christopher Murphy who, with a name like that, probably had actually Catholic ancestors. Or to get rid of Rosa DeLauro, the radical Congressthing who won't be satisfied until we have national taxpayer paid Diapercare.

I could take you on a stroll through the General Assembly Leadership like Looney and Sharkey and so many others, but I am sure you get the point.

Dr. Sivana's mom and other immediate birth family members still live in Connecticut so he goes back from time to time.

I am not so generous in that I left in March 2015 and returned once a couple of months later to obtain dismissal of serious felony charges against a client in a Connecticut court and the client had to pay airfare and lodging and ground transportation. Shook the Connecticut dust off my boots, retired and moved to very rural NW Illinois.

Buy a clue from your POTUS candidate who struck the right tone last night or from Cruz who did likewise. They will get together against Comrade Grandma. Now the real challenge is uniting their supporters. I will vote for Trump but there are a LOT of rightfully raw feelings out there. The tactics of the primary campaign must not become the new normal. We will cheer Trump if he can get away with effectively leaving Hillary's political corpse in a dumpster by language and vilification but then it must end.

A lot of us would also like to see a lot more substantive and credible conservatism. Not being Comrade Grandma will get most of our votes but more conservatism is the only path to our enthusiasm if it is to show up. He can be trusted on borders, guns, veterans, probably military re-armament, ending Muslim immigration until somehow we can reliably identify the nutcases among them, if ever, and maybe trashing Common Core and a few other things. We have to be convinced on the babies, marriage, foreign policy specifics, Obozocare, taxes, limiting spending and a lot of other things. He'll get our votes because he is not Comrade Grandma and not Moral Monster Mitt Romney. Enthusiasm does not come free.