Power & Politics Full Show: Lamont endorses ranked-choice voting; controversy at Greenwich public schools
Back to school in Greenwich was marred by controversy amid a public backlash and an attorney general's investigation. An assistant principal was caught on secretly-recorded video saying he avoids hiring Conservatives and Catholics, older applicants or anyone he didn't believe was progressive.
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Sep 10, 2022, 10:31 PM
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Updated 599 days ago
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to school in Greenwich was marred by controversy amid a public backlash and an attorney
general's investigation. An assistant principal was caught on secretly-recorded
video saying he avoids hiring Conservatives and Catholics, older applicants or
anyone he didn't believe was progressive.
Joining
Eric Landskroner this week is Republican Greenwich First Selectman Fred
Camillo.
Also,
a surprise endorsement of ranked-choice voting from Gov. Ned Lamont and he
gains a historic third line on the ballot.
