Power & Politics: Nursing home safety laws; the race to replace state Sen. Marilyn Moore
Wrapping up a busy week in Connecticut politics.
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Jun 8, 2024, 11:21 PM
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Updated 17 days ago
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4ds agoTwo new laws could make nursing homes safer and what you pay more transparent. Mark Sudol discusses them with state Sen. Kevin Kelly from Stratford.
Also, Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox joins the show to discuss her candidacy for the 22nd District state Senate seat.
And President Joe Biden was in Greenwich this week hoping to sway millionaire donors. Gov. Ned Lamont says he's "doing all he can" to get the president reelected.
