Possible Senate Candidate Daryl Guberman Calls Out Dick Blumenthal For 'Constitutional Crisis' Hypocrisy

Connecticut CEO Daryl Guberman Seeks President Trump's Support To Challenge Sen. Blumenthal.

Washington, DC (USA), May 18th, 2017 -- While President Trump and Senator Blumenthal (D-Conn) continue to throw haymakers at each other over Tuesday's firing of former FBI Director James Comey, a senate hopeful and potential challenger to Blumenthal, Daryl Guberman (http://www.DarylGuberman.com) responded this morning to the Senator's controversial response by calling Blumenthal a hypocrite.

Yesterday, Trump said Blumenthal 'cried like a baby' in an interview the Senator had with CNN in which Blumenthal said the president's decision to fire Comey was based on a 'pretense that is laughable' and had created a looming 'constitutional crisis,' according to the unpopular Senator. Guberman defended the President's decision to fire Comey, which frankly was long overdue according to many lawmakers, primarily because of Comey's flip flopping, and his dumbfounded decision to not investigate Hillary Clinton's email scandal and the millions of dollars donated to the Clinton Foundation from foreign entities.

"It's ironic that Mr. Stolen Valor himself is calling the Comey firing a constitutional crisis when he has been challenging the Constitution's second amendment since elected into office," said Guberman. He added, "Dick might find the president's comments laughable, but he was caught on video lying about his Vietnam service, and in my book Stolen Valor is just not forgivable."

Guberman has long been a critic of Blumenthal for a 2010 speech in which the Senator claimed to have served in Vietnam, and after being questioned on the matter, said he misspoke. The video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0h2qKE69Jg. Records show Blumenthal was a member of the Marine Corps Reserves for six years from 1970 to 1976, but he never was deployed abroad.

"Stolen valor and lying about fighting in a horrendous war such as Vietnam which took the life of so many brave Americans is a slap in the face to the men and women that fought and died for our country," said Guberman. "As far as I'm concerned, an elected official guilty of stolen valor should immediately resign from office because they simply don't deserve the privilege of serving the American people."

Guberman, the son of the late Sylvia Guberman, a once well known political advocate for the Democrat Party in Connecticut, said his mother worked tirelessly to help elect Bill Clinton during his presidential run in the early 1990's. According to Guberman, Bill and Hillary were frequent guests of the Guberman household in Stratford, Connecticut. "As a young adult, I can remember Hillary always studying, she's very intelligent on social matters, despite her poor judgment on foreign affairs," he said. "As for Bill (Clinton), my mom saw him as a brilliant speaker, but she later became deeply disappointed in his scandals."

After Mrs. Guberman's untimely passing, the Guberman family received a heartfelt letter of condolences from then President Bill Clinton. The letter was recently published online in her memory at http://dguberman.com/Bill_Clinton_Letter_To_Guberman_Family.pdf

In later years, Mrs. Guberman became a registered Republican after struggling with seeing her once beloved Democrat party pushed more to the left. Connecticut itself has become one of the more liberal states in the country. Today, according to the Washington Free Beacon, Sen. Blumenthal and the junior Senator from Connecticut, Chris Murphy (D) are considered among two of the most liberal on Capital Hill.

As one of the most liberal Senators, Blumenthal appears to have taken the leading role to crumble Trump's presidency, calling him out on his failed initial attempt to replace Obamacare, and his nomination of Neil Gorsuch for Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States to succeed the late Antonin Scalia.

Elected in 2010 to his first term in the Senate, Blumenthal is one of the richest members of Congress with a staggering net worth of $121,299,056. He served in both the Connecticut State House and State Senate, and was Connecticut's Attorney General from 1991-2010.

Guberman's campaign manager Donald LaBelle said, "Blumenthal's wealth is not the issue, his character and lack of integrity is the issue." LaBelle concluded, "Hard working families, small business owners, Veterans, and seniors appear to be the forgotten class in Connecticut, and they deserve more jobs and business opportunities, lower taxes, better education, affordable healthcare, and their freedoms protected from overreaching, out of touch liberals such as Blumenthal."

Guberman said, "It's ironic the mainstream media is making a big deal about Trump's comments that Blumenthal cried like a baby, but the same media overlooks the senator's stolen valor debacle in the midst of American soldiers coming home in body bags from Iraq and Afghanistan." Guberman said it's no wonder Trump calls today's mainstream media 'fake news.' "It's no different with the media in Connecticut, said Guberman. He added, "Connecticut media often ignore stories that don't fit their liberal agenda, and that's why the Guberman campaign will be going directly to the hard working people of Connecticut, and connecting with them the old fashion way by knocking on doors, shaking hands, and making personal phone calls."

Guberman said nothing is more demeaning to veterans and military families than the phenomenon of elected officials falsely claiming military honors they did not earn, or war service they did not perform while our American brothers and sisters have given their life for our country. "You should honor these brave men and women Senator, not steal their valor," said Guberman.

Guberman, a local actor, former champion bodybuilder, and the CEO of the highly successful G-PMC Group (http://www.g-pmc.com), is a lifetime resident of Stratford. Although relatively unknown in the political arena, if he continues to gain support across the state, and possibly a future endorsement from President Trump, the political landscape in Connecticut could change literally overnight, and perhaps move back to its roots of a more moderate state, which has been the goal of the state's Independents and Republicans for decades.

Guberman expects to make his decision later this year on whether or not he will run for United States Senate as either an Independent or Republican to unseat Blumenthal.

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This release was published on openPR.