I am proud that nearly $53 million in federal funds are now one big step closer to putting money in the pockets of Connecticut farmers.

This $52.9 million in federal aid provides long overdue and much needed relief to the Connecticut farmers impacted by 2023 and 2024’s devastating storms.

This block grant delivers real, targeted assistance to the people who grow our food, and I’m grateful to our federal delegation and Commissioner Hurlburt for the work they put in to deliver this relief to our local farmers.

It’s an honor to join my colleagues, along with Governor Lamont and Commissioner Hurlburt, to announce an agreement that takes a consequential step closer to ensuring our state’s growers are made whole for the losses they incurred.

This block grant will bring targeted relief to farmers to address these gaps.

Connecticut’s farms not only provide fresh, nutritious food for the people of our state, but they also are small businesses that support thousands of jobs and are a critical component of our economy.

We can't let Donald Trump pretend that he's actually going to raise wages. But we’ve got to show that the Democratic Party, if we get power, is really willing to do it.

Leave us alone. Leave these people alone.

“[Farmers] have been patient with the ups and the downs,”

Every rider deserves peace of mind when they step onto a bus or wait at a transit station.

the administration “has not achieved a single war goal.”

“From the outset, I think there was a sense that, finally, we were looking at standing up a program that was specific to specialty crop farmers. And that’s incredible, because … nothing trickles down for them, and so this was really one of…

The argument that I make is that there are a lot of Trump voters who believe that the economy is rigged, and they mistakenly thought that Donald Trump was going to unrig it.

There are few experiences as hard as wanting to start a family and not being able to," said DeLauro.

Too often, our smaller towns get left behind when it comes to federal transportation dollars, simply because of their size. We established TRIP to change that," Governor Lamont said.

We should give them a place in our party.

Paraeducators are essential members of our school communities, and Connecticut needs more talented people answering that call.

Corporate welfare is not my thing.