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That quote has never felt more real.
This morning, former Mayor and respected attorney David Baram sent a message to the Town Clerk raising serious legal concerns about how the referendum results are being interpreted.
He cited a federal court decision that directly relates to Bloomfieldβs Charter β and based on that precedent, the referendum should be considered valid and passed because the number of βNoβ votes exceeded 15% of the number of "Yes" votes.
You can read his message for yourself below.
What matters most is this: when you see something thatβs wrong, you step up. And thatβs exactly what Attorney Baram did. Regardless of your position, standing up for truth, fairness, and the rule of law is what strengthens a community.
Weβre not done here.
Stay engaged. Ask questions. Demand answers. Because again β it ainβt over till itβs over.
The Hartford Courant article below helps reinforce this point. Stay tuned. (iβm actually looking to find the judge ruling.)
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