Connecticut Power & Politics: Full show for April 10, 2021
On this week’s Power & Politics, Marijuana Moves – Gov. Ned Lamont's plan advances, but only after some big changes. Also, as Connecticut's unemployment fund dwindles, small businesses worry they will be left holding the bag.
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Apr 10, 2021, 11:43 PM
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this week’s Power & Politics, Marijuana
Moves – Gov. Ned Lamont's plan
advances, but only after some big changes. Also,
as Connecticut's
unemployment fund dwindles, small businesses worry they will be left holding
the bag. And Connecticut's
attorney general’s warning about fake vaccine
cards.
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