Gov. Malloy calls for unity, peace in annual Thanksgiving message
Gov. Dannel Malloy used his annual Thanksgiving message to urge residents to "remember who we are and what we believe" following the contentious presidential election season. Malloy's message said
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Nov 24, 2016, 6:21 PM
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Gov. Dannel Malloy used his annual Thanksgiving message to urge residents to "remember who we are and what we believe" following the contentious presidential election season.
Malloy's message said Connecticut believes in fairness, diversity, inclusivity, compassion and second chances.
He added that "democracy is more important than our political parties."
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