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Conner Drigotas

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Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire
As seen in: Inside Investigator, Substack, Detroit News, Washington Examiner, Washington Times, Concord Monitor, The Glenn Beck Program, Mainebiz, The Connecticut Examiner, Broad + Liberty, Free the People and
Covers:  CII: Corruption in Connecticut. Personal: Morality of Capitalism. New Hampshire. Politics and policy.
Kindness is a Valuable Act. Free exchange of Value. Work: @ct_investigator @yatpofficial @respect_stories Open to Projects and inquiries: Drigotas@duck.com

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Wu wei capitalist. Kindness is a valuable act. Former professor, nonprofit news editor at InsideInvestigator.org and my projects. Email me: Drigotas@duck.com

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Audit: Media tax credit fixes made, regulations and reconciliation still needed

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By Conner Drigotas Verified
| Inside Investigator Verified
A new report by the Connecticut Auditors of Public Accounts credits Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) officials with implementing 77% of prior audit recommendations related to Media Tax Credits, which they say will “strengthen several administrative controls.” The August 11, 2026 Performance Audit Compliance Report follows up on a January 10, 2024, Media Tax Credit Performance Audit and lists implemented and partially implemented improvements to segregation of duties,...
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Princess Awesome, Boy Wonder, and the Trump Tariffs — Respect America

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By Conner Drigotas Verified
By: Conner Drigotas “On April 2, Liberation Day, tariffs hit, and Rebecca, our Chief Financial Officer and CEO, she sat on the couch and cried and said, ‘I think we're going out of business. We can't afford this.’” Speaking to Respect America about her and Rebecca’s small business selling one-of-a-kind clothing for kids and adults, designer Eva St. Clair recounts their fight to navigate the “endlessly changing array of tariffs” that have been implemented in the second Trump administration.
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Liberty in New Hampshire doesn't require a majority Christian population.

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By Conner Drigotas Verified
| Substack
In the last week of 2025, I participated in a debate about the future of liberty in New Hampshire. My opponent, Nate Dwyer, believes that liberty can only survive a century if a majority of the population are “Practicing Christians.” I took the other side, and believe that liberty in New Hampshire can last without a majority of the population being practicing Christians. You can listen to the debate, below, then read a few brief follow up points: Audio playback is not supported on your browser.
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