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Instead of simply condemning the horrific act of political violence in Minnesota and offering prayers, CT Democrats released a statement blaming President Trump and Republicans. They do this while supporting the so-called "peaceful" LA protests where we saw looting and attacks on cops.

"Democrats support those who are engaging in violence, not only against the good people of Los Angeles, but against our police and National Guard, who are simply trying to protect that city, but hey fail to call out the agitators who are paid by far-left progressive groups, who are aligned with the Democrat Party.” -- CT GOP Chairman Ben Proto

Your Connecticut Updates

Connecticut cities rank low as spots for summer jobs, travel destinations: WalletHub

For studying summer job spots, WalletHub said it crunched the numbers on position availability, the unemployment rate for folks under the age of 24, minimum wage level, commuter friendliness and a handful of other age- and labor-related statistics.

Out of 182 researched cities, New Haven was ranked 132 and Bridgeport came in 166th. Both were listed as having a "youth job market" and a "social environment & affordability ranking" below average.

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Major CT housing bill has one big question mark: Will Gov. Lamont sign it?

"Gov. Ned Lamont has until June 24 to decide whether to sign House Bill 5002, a piece of broad housing legislation that includes provisions on zoning, development, parking, homelessness and more, and so far he hasn’t said conclusively whether he’ll sign it."

5 wounded during shooting at Father’s Day cookout in Hartford

"Five people were wounded in a shooting at a Father’s Day cookout at the Caribbean American Society Sunday, according to Hartford police.

At the scene, police said there were roughly 400 people, who at the time were trying to disperse by vehicle and on foot."

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In the News Nationwide

Trump heads to Canada for first G7 conference, continues focus on Israel as 22nd week back in office kicks off

New GOP bill would cut off housing funds to sanctuary cities defying Trump DHS

Nearly 1 million illegal immigrants have ‘self-deported’ under Trump, which has led to higher wages

Senators Chris Murphy and Dick Blumenthal are working against President Trump's agenda. Your support will allow us to continue supporting President Trump and his policies.

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