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The omnibus bill also calls for better data collection on race and ethnicity in health care; now moves to House
During the pandemic, our state’s public health and public safety have depended heavily on frontline essential workers. They have cared for patients, stocked grocery store shelves, staffed prisons, operated public transit systems, maintained construction sites, cared for children, and ensured residents had access to other important services.
Legislators pushed back in bipartisan fashion against Gov. Ned Lamont’s plan for spending nearly $3 billion in federal pandemic relief.
Massachusetts tracks problem gambling in state-mandated surveys and offers on-site counseling. Connecticut does neither.
As legislators debated the state’s budget at the end of April, State Sen. Gary Winfield cut to the heart of the matter by asserting--“equity requires revenue.”
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The General Assembly’s session will end on June 9, after which we may all fancy that our life, liberty and property has survived the legislative assault by Democrat progressives.
The State Senate seems to want to bring us back to 2009, in the darkest days of the Great Recession. The proposals to raise taxes to redistribute income do nothing to drive the economic growth and vitality that the Commission on Fiscal Stability and Economic Growth said we needed, nor will it create the first job or opportunity for the disadvantaged to improve their lives.
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