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To the Editor: For government officials who continually state, âFollow the Science,â it is stunning when Gov. Lamont ignores science to rely on hearsay, hypotheticals and assumptions. So it was at the Thursday, April 29, governorâs press conference. The governorâs EOs, including the mask mandate, reach their end on May 19, but Gov. Lamont desperately wants his EOs extended so that he can continue with his control over, and compliance from, us. Sadly, there is nothing scientific in his reasoning. During the press conference a reporter asked him how long he would keep the indoor mask mandate, and what âmetricsâ (aka science) would he use to decide to get rid of it.
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Battle over a proposed 'mansion tax' highlights CT's affordability issues Alexander Soule FacebookTwitterEmail Martin Looney, D-New Haven, is sworn in as Senate President Pro Tempore during the of the start the legislative session held outside at the State Capitol, in Hartford, Conn. Jan. 6, 2021.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media For East Hartford resident Torrina Evans, it’s about long, stressful nights spent figuring out how to make ends meet on the low pay she draws in disabilities services. For Woodbury’s Deborah Schultz, it comes down to how much more she’ll have to shell out in retirement, dipping into a lifetime of earnings she and her husband saved over the years.
will he do well? he made mistakes in 2008, and also he upset some democrats with his comments particularly in the obama camp that were seen as racial. so bill clinton is another factor in all of this, as well. so the key is for hillary clinton to chart her own path. but she will have difficulties with the fact that there is two democratic presidents who have legacies that she will be contending with in this race. >> and interesting, ed as you're speaking we get a statement from the dnc chair, the congresswoman, deborah schultz, saying we expect a combat for the primary. she says i look forward to the contributions that secretary clinton and all of our eventual candidates will bring to the debate. so she is not quite ready for that coronation. ed henry, thanks. >> and i bet debbie wasserman-schultz didn't write
look at the polls out today about the size and scope of government, gallop, bigger than it has ever been, and people don't like it. >> i think one of the things that could have happened last week was to push for delay. even you saw deborah schultz today saying look, not everybody in obama care is sacred. we should be open-minded about this. and i think that showed a crack in the dam. so the delay was probably better last week, we spent the week talking about de-fund, where do we go from here? you still have the obama care, we don't have the delay piece. one of the big things i think they could do. and i think i had it wrong a couple of months ago, is the congressional exemption from obama care is something i think the republicans should be able to push. david vetter and a few others, they're so worried they don't even allow it to have a vote. and they're starting to use