Connecticut Power & Politics: Full show for April 24, 2021
On this week's Connecticut Power and Politics, the police officer that killed George Floyd in Minneapolis has been found guilty of murder, Connecticut moves closer to ending religious exemptions for vaccinations and a budget by state Democrats taxes the rich - but will Gov. Ned Lamont stand in the way?
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Apr 25, 2021, 1:46 AM
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On this week's Connecticut Power and Politics, the police officer that killed George Floyd in Minneapolis has been found guilty of murder, Connecticut moves closer to ending religious exemptions for vaccinations and a budget by state Democrats taxes the rich - but will Gov. Ned Lamont stand in the way?
