Steve NoxonMarc is an investigative journalist who writes for the Yankee Institute. He and I discuss the renewed push for the implementation of the Transportation & Climate Initiative, including more money being poured into lobbying efforts by groups like Save Our Sound.
Mary Beth is a former Marine who served for eight years, including being deployed to Kuwait, crossing the border into Iraq as part of the initial invasion force. She is also the President of The Mission Continues, who are initiating their Operation Enduring Service campaign to mark the 20th Anniversary of 9/11.
Adam is the founder of Open the Books, a watchdog organization that keeps track on how your tax dollars are being spent. Today we discuss a lawsuit that they have filed against the state of California that demands transparency.
The former Connecticut State Senator joins me to discuss a number of issues facing the citizens of the state and to promote the challengers to the Guilford Board of Education based on their support for the teaching of critical race theory in their schools.
The president of Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation and co-founder of Epiphany Health joins me to talk about the many, many problems that exist in our health care delivery system and how the public option is the absolute wrong solution.
Chris is the President of the CT Energy Marketers Association. He brings the results of a recent study done by his organization that shows that the vast majority of residents are unhappy with gas prices and oppose the state’s entry into the Transportation and Climate Initiative.
Mark is the president of the National Right to Work Committee. As we head into Labor Day weekend, we discuss several high-profile topics related to unions and workplace rights.
John is a legal analyst and the author of Postgate: How the Washington Post Betrayed Deep Throat, Covered Up Watergate and Began Today’s Partisan Advocacy Journalism. He joins me today to talk about the reasons behind and the larger implications of an Illinois judge who stripped the parental rights from a Chicago woman because simply she was not vaccinated against Covid-19.
Holly is the President of the Connecticut Citizens Defense League. The CCDL has recently filed a federal civil rights action against the Police Chiefs of Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport and Waterbury to stop what they say is a blatant attempt to violate CCDL members’ right to keep and bear arms.
Scott is the Executive Director of the Connecticut Restaurant Association. He discusses the results of a new consumer confidence report regarding dining out and what his industry needs to survive the latest slowdown.