‘If Republicans aren’t interested in saving public lives they should be interested in saving their own political lives,” Murphy said.
February 27, 2020
Posted inPolitics
Mounds succeeds Drajewicz as Lamont’s chief of staff
Ryan Drajewicz is leaving the State Capitol after 13 months as Gov. Ned Lamont’s chief of staff. His successor is Paul Mounds, the former Malloy aide he recruited to the administration. Josh Geballe was named chief operating officer.
Posted inHealth
As the coronavirus spreads, Americans lose ground against other health threats
As the world struggles to control the coronavirus, U.S. officials are refighting public health battles they thought they had won.
Posted inEnergy & Environment
State regulators threaten fines for electric utilities over ‘shared solar’ rollout
Regulators say the state’s two biggest electric utilities are dragging their feet on developing rules for the shared solar program.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Why I oppose HB-5044 (An Act Concerning Immunizations)
H.B. No. 5044 (Raised) An Act Concerning Immunizations (the “bill”) proposes to eliminate the religious exemption to vaccination. This proposal has become a perennial favorite, notwithstanding that it perennially fails to gain traction. I strongly encourage legislators to allow it to fail again this term.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Immunizations should be required for students to attend school in Connecticut
As educators and school administrators, we believe school immunization laws should grant exemptions to children for bona fide medical reasons. All other children should be required to be vaccinated to enroll in school in order to attain “community immunity.”