Steve NoxonThe push to sign Connecticut onto the Transportation and Climate Initiative continues, with the possibility of a special session being called for this September in another attempt to get the legislature’s approval. Sen. Martin joins me to discuss.
The Waterbury Democratic Town Committee chairman joins me with a look at the candidates and issues in the months ahead of Election Day.
State Senator Sampson joins me to recap the recent forum that he held to push back against the teaching of Critical Race Theory in schools among other current events.
The Transportation and Climate Initiative that failed to even come up for a vote in the recent regular session may be back in a special session being discussed for September. Sen. Berthel joins me to discuss.
The Waterbury Republican and Independent parties have joined forces for the 2021 election by nominating identical slates at their recent conventions.
Afterwards, former Independent Waterbury Alderman Larry depillo calls in to discuss that decision as well as the plans for replacing the Mixmaster.
Dr. Busler is a public policy analyst, economics expert and Professor of Finance at Stockton University. He joins me today to discuss the proposed multi-trillion infrastructure bills being debated in Washington, D.C. and the long-term impact.
The former CT State Senator joins me to talk about a number of important issues affecting the state.
20 years ago today, John Murray of the Waterbury Observer was among the journalists, residents and community leaders reeling from the arrest of Mayor Philip Giordano on a set of unbelievable charges. John was in-studio to reflect in that day and all that came from it, good and bad.
Sen. Martin is a member of the state bonding commission. Today he lays out the details on what is on the agenda for the latest hearing.
Author, political analyst and host the “The Drew Allen Show” podcast joins me to discuss where the current trend of censorship that seems to have become popular on the left leads.