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Ned Lamont: “Melanie would be the first African American woman ever on…”

Featuring: Ned Lamont, Democratic | Governor of Connecticut

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Governor Lamont nominates Judge Cradle to the Supreme Court, Judge Pierson to the Appellate Court

Published | Video Starts at 02:43

… the Declaration of Independence, in the greatest sentence ever written, we hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal. It took us 250 years, but Melanie would be the first African American woman ever on the Connecticut Supreme Court. So I think Judge Mullins, thank you. We're at a good place there and making real progress. That leaves an opening on the appellate court. (02:43–02:49)

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Asserts that Melanie Cradle will be the first African American woman on the Connecticut Supreme Court.

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