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I don’t think they’ll be moving until potentially after the election.

I think the clouds are being hung this weekend. It’s going to take a little while to get them motorized, and they’ve got to get them balanced.

When students arrive at school hungry, their ability to concentrate and fully engage in learning is affected before the first bell even rings.

Connecticut is making historic investments in education and increasing state aid for our K-12 schools and municipalities, and this initiative is another way the state can partner with our towns and cities to provide relief.

After two decades of credit rating downgrades and rising costs, Connecticut is now experiencing repeated credit rating upgrades, indicating that investor confidence in our state’s fiscal stability is continuing to grow.

People should be able to get what they need from state government without having to navigate a maze.

“We don’t have to accept the transition from in-person connection to online isolation. Massive social media platforms knowingly addict us to screens and harm our kids to boost their profits. These big tech companies have gotten a free pass…

This resolution is a chance for this body to end the war. And so we are pleading once again, maybe the 10th time that we've had a resolution like this, for our colleagues to join us.

The people, whether they're Republicans, independents, or Democrats, are telling us loudly and unequivocally, end this war.

Support for this war is at 18% in this country. We are supposed to be a democratic body that listens to the will of the people.

Their refusal to come forward and answer questions is a sign that they have something to hide, and they are refusing to be accountable.

Creating this initiative is another way that we are working to move Connecticut forward on health care affordability in a way that is realistic, responsible, and focused on the everyday experiences of individuals and families who are…

This approach enables workers to choose the plan that best fits their needs, lower their costs, and create more predictability for small businesses.

Through this tax credit, we can encourage more small businesses to offer health coverage to their employees, keeping more people in Connecticut insured while also offsetting their premiums.

We shouldn't wait for their permission. We need to do this in the next 12 months. And so, while I would like them at the table, the last thing we should do is give them veto power.

I worry about the China red herring blocking us from common sense domestic regulation. China would love nothing more than for the United States to do nothing to protect people spiritually and the economy generally from what AI could do…

I don't think there's any path forward without us being in a conversation with the Chinese and the rest of the world on basic AI safety guidelines, the most important of which is maintaining human control over these systems.

Friendship bots, as I mentioned before, are poison for our kids. We can outlaw them writ large, or we can outlaw them for kids.