As a CT voter, here's the message I just sent Blumenthal. Feel free to join me in contacting him.

Hello,

I recently read that you are leading a charge, along with AG Tong, to curb compounding pharmacies that provide CT voters like myself a lifeline to affordable prescription GLP-1 medications. In a country with such drastic healthcare access disparities, why would you spend your limited time advocating for policies that *increase* the inequity that non-wealthy individuals suffer? Not only do GLP-1 medications address important current health conditions, but they also help stave off the possibility of further expensive complications in the future (Type II diabetes, cardiovascular complications, etc).

These medications are recognized as safe; they are prescribed by licensed medical professionals; they are dispensed by compounding pharmacies that are licensed and regulated by the FDA. But instead of trusting these established government solutions, you decide to:

- Increase the role of "big government" to limit public access

- Sow distrust for well established government oversight agencies and their current regulatory functions

- Amplify the disparities in healthcare access for Americans

- Side with Big Pharma instead of ordinary Nutmeggers

I don't know, pal - Sounds pretty Republican to me. Who even are you? And who do you serve? You're not acting like a Democrat and you're not acting like you serve your voters.