The next round of stimulus checks are coming, and with unemployment benefits ending, Patrick Gourley from the University of New Haven jumped on with Gary to break down the impact on the economy from both of these events.
SENATOR LEN SUZIO, spoke to Brad and Paul about the story: Dealership donates van to Meriden veterans group, addressing dire need. The Antique Veterans of Meriden accepted the keys to a new 16 passenger van Friday, courtesy of a local dealership.
Gary welcomed back Chris Healy from the Catholic Association stopped by to talk about Title IX and the Abortion Issue, highlighting it's the Democrats who take more extreme positions than does the GOP. State Senate Republican leader Steven Harding checked in live from the Republican Convention in Milwaukee. Attorney General William Tong came in studio to talk lawsuits and mandates.
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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.
