The CEO of the CBIA, Joe Brennen, joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about how they've been responding to all the cuts made to small businesses, what they can do, and what he foresees as this coronavirus continues in the state.
William Tong talk to Brad and Paul about pushing state’s Purdue Pharma Opioid inquiry to Pharmacy suppliers. Connecticut is considering expanding the state’s lawsuit against Stamford-based opioid maker Perdue Pharma to include pharmacies and others that distributed the company’s addictive product.
Gary kicked off the week by catching up with the chair of the CT Young Republicans, Ken Langille. State Senator Tony Hwang joined the show to discuss the latest happenings in Hartford in the short legislative session, and Gary talked transportation with journalist James Cameron.
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Gary talked to former CT State Senator and Republican Nominee for LG in 2018, Joe Markley, who discussed what the CT GOP needs to do to close the gap. What are the RTC's doing? In 39 House and three Senate races, there is one unopposed candidate. That means no major party candidate in 28% of the 151 House Districts. Gary also talked about this with Amy Bourdon, who calls this unacceptable and believes RTC's need to do a better job of vetting candidates.
