Power & Politics: What’s next after Gov. Lamont’s housing, labor vetoes?
Wrapping up the biggest stories in Connecticut politics this week.
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Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed a controversial affordable housing bill and a bill that would have provided unemployment pay for striking workers.
He is taking a lot of heat, especially from his fellow members of the Democratic Party. Jonathan Wharton, of Southern Connecticut State University, and Ed Hawthorne, president of the Connecticut AFL-CIO, joins Jonathan Craven to discuss the governor’s political position.
And as the U.S. gets drawn into a battle between Israel and Iran, is Connecticut vulnerable to a cyberattack? Mark Raymond, chief information officer for the State of Connecticut shares his insights.
