Topic: Ned Lamont

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Norm Pattis warns that the failure to trim excessive jury awards will make Connecticut a magnet for predatory lawsuits. He compares the current legal climate to Galveston, Texas, which was historically known for juries giving disproportionately large verdicts. Pattis argues that this ruling makes it "open season" on the wallets of civil defendants in the state.

Governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut is criticized for an executive order requesting nursing homes to accept COVID-positive patients to alleviate hospital capacity. Jones argues this is a repeat of the "murderous" policies seen in New York. He calls for first-time callers to discuss the potential for a "shooting war" resulting from forced inoculation and internment camp legislation.