The CCDL is suing the state of Connecticut for what they call unconstitutional methods of suspending fingerprints services due to the coronavirus. Holly Sullivan, the president of the CCDL, explains.
President of CCDL, Holly Sullivan
The CCDL is suing the state of Connecticut for what they call unconstitutional methods of suspending fingerprints services due to the coronavirus. Holly Sullivan, the president of the CCDL, explains.
With the topic of quasi-agencies looming over Gov. Lamont's administration, State Senator Henri Martin came on to talk about why yet another one could be on the horizon.
Journalist Ken Dixon joined Brad Davis and Gary Byron to talk about “the 10 examples of waste and pork in Connecticut’s Government.”
Sen. Toni Boucher, Serves on the Finance Revenue and Bonding Committee, spoke to Brad about how in 2018, most of the $2 billion Connecticut paid state retirees stayed in Connecticut, but at least $184.5 million went to 4,800 retirees who now live in Florida.