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UpdatedTue, Feb 2, 2021 at 1:04 pm ET Reply By Scott Benjamin MILFORD – Chris Lancia says after encountering "the lack of communication between the boots on the ground" and the state party organization while managing a congressional campaign, he believes that as Connecticut Republican chairman he could establish a more effective apparatus. Republican town committees "were not putting their resources together. "Everybody was all over the place, on different pages," said Lancia of Milford, who managed real estate developer Margaret Streicker's unsuccessful campaign last fall against 30-year D...

What It Was Really Like As A Medic In The Vietnam War Public Domain By Natasha Lavender/Jan. 27, 2021 3:32 pm EDT The Vietnam War has become infamous for the brutal battles fought and lost in the impenetrable heat and claustrophobic thickness of the jungle. Following American soldiers into the line of fire, hoping to prevent them from becoming yet more casualties, were their medics. Medics trained alongside other troops, but their job in the field was to patch up their comrades when the bullet, grenade, or shell with their name on it found its target. Without body armor or e...

“We were one of the first non-essential businesses to be shut down”, Tyler said. That’s why the Center for Responsible Lending has issued a position paper with its recommendations for improving the $284 billion, third round of the PPP. One idea:  remove barriers to participation, including the exclusion of applicants charged with, but not convicted of a crime, and those who are delinquent but have not defaulted on student loans. “These are business owners, they should be able to access this program…. there’s a whole section of people who, no one has found them guilty of anything ...

The 2020 presidential election was in some ways the exposed tip of an iceberg. Written By: Michael Hamad, Hartford Courant | 9:37 am, Jan. 12, 2021 × Rioters enter the Senate Chamber on Jan. 6 in Washington, D.C. Two men photographed carrying zip-ties in the U.S. Capitol were charged Sunday in a federal court in the District of Columbia. (Win McNamee / Getty Images / TNS) HARTFORD, Conn. — As the shock of watching swarms of terrorists ransack the nation’s Capitol began to wear off, the questions started coming: Why weren’t there enough police on duty? What was Donald Trump’...

HARTFORD, Conn. — As the shock of watching swarms of terrorists ransack the nation’s Capitol began to wear off, the questions started coming: Why weren’t there enough police on duty? What was Donald Trump’s role in inciting the violence? What immediate steps are needed to safeguard the Republic? Less apparent, perhaps, but no less significant was a deeper question: How did we arrive at a ...