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Mallozzi: The Clear Choice for Leadership for New Canaan

by Al Du Pont and Roger Williams

A lot has been said about leadership in this current Republican caucus for First Selectman. We believe this is a critical issue facing our town as Republicans head to the caucus. There is only one clear choice in New Canaan for leadership: Rob Mallozzi.

A leader has vision and passion. Of the two candidates, only Rob Mallozzi has expressed a vision for our downtown. And, he has a passion for New Canaan to match, born out of the fact that he is a retailer, landlord and taxpayer. Rob wants to improve the New Canaan experience for all the residents of town. New Canaan has suffered long enough with the abdication of responsibility from the office of First Selectman to hand-picked special interest committees that focus on the gain of few at the expense of many. It is time for us to have a First Selectman who will lead us on a clear path to a balanced downtown recovery.

A leader capably and openly manages critical resources such as taxpayer dollars. Hard decisions have to be made. Our debt and rate of spending increases are unsustainable. A leader will not allow our spending to increase by 4.2 percent and then move the taxpayers' money around from one account to another and try and tell us that our spending has only increased by 2 percent for the sake of politically motivated headlines.Instead, a leader finds the savings the town needs through budget cuts, restraint and negotiated compromise. A true leader has the courage to make these hard decisions and communicate them openly.  That leader is Rob Mallozzi.

A leader is someone that inspires trust, engages the minds and spirits of many and works hard to manage positive outcomes that everyone in Town can clearly understand. During his time as Selectman, Rob has uncovered $5.5 million in budget overruns in our public works projects and instituted controls to ensure that this type of unapproved spending never happens again. Rob is a leader who is unmatched in his selfless dedication to New Canaan. Political and personal gains are never his focus. The betterment of the town of New Canaan is his only motivation.

On July 19, we have a choice in who we want to be the Republican nominee for First Selectman. There are two candidates, but only one true leader. Please join us in voting for Rob Mallozzi. 

(Editor's Note: The authors are co-chairs of Mallozzi 2011.)

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Tom May 13, 2013 at 02:23 pm
I voted for Mallozzi but I have to tell you that after I saw his antics in person at TequillaRead More Mockingbird I find him morally reprehensible. He boasted how we was the "mayor" of New Canaan and had two women sit with him and his colleague to discuss how he might be able to find one of the girls mom a job in New Canaan.
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Michael J. Nowacki May 11, 2013 at 11:25 pm
If you want to see how many members of Mallozzi Marionettes are graduates of the University ofRead More Vermont, please Google Tucker Murphy's name. There are currently 8 people who are UVM alumni. Some day, maybe Tom Stadler, will investigate the issue he has ignored over a year ago. Mr. Stadler was advised that the apron of Tiger's driveway appropriated the use of Town of New Canaan taxpayer purchase products to improve Tiger's home. Mr. Stadler never responded to my request to determine if Town's resources were used to improve Tiger's driveway. Maybe "Johnny Engel-seed" was advised in the acquisition of his home improvements by the Department of Public Works? Mr. Mallozzi, when you decided to retaliate against me last Friday, you should have considered that there are federal laws which prohibit retaliation against federal whistleblowers. As soon as you retaliated against my civil liberties and restricted my access to public document inspection and applied "threats of arrest" to obstruct justice, you have now exposed the Town of New Canaan to a federal suit for violations of U.S.C. Title 42, Section 1983. Mr. Mallozzi says he fears me? No, Mr. Mallozzi fears that the allegations set forth in my criminal complaint alleging Larceny: Defrauding the Public Community will allow for the documents which I acquired pursuant to the FOI Act to be provided to a federal jury as evidence.
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