VIDEO: Raimondo Says If She is Not Reelected RI Will Lose Jobs
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Governor Gina Raimondo was joined by her husband Andy Moffitt and voted this morning at Nathan Bishop Middle School in Providence.
After voting, Raimondo told GoLocal’s Kate Nagle and other reporters that if she loses, RI will lose jobs.
When reporters followed up she re-affirmed the statement and said that her programs have led to RI’s record employment and without her leading state government, RI will fail to grow economically.
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In studio in the evening, GoLocal’s team is joined by former Governor Lincoln Chafee, civil rights leader Ray Rickman, Democratic political consultant Rob Horowitz, head of RI’s Latino PAC Joseph Molina Flynn, and RIC Professor Val Endress.
Also joining the coverage will be Political Science Professor Matt Guardino of Providence College, conservative talk show host Michael Graham, and RI State Representative Antonio Giarrusso.
“We have end-to-end coverage of Primary Day and insights from the widest array of experts — including insights from former Governor Lincoln Chafee and former Congressman Bob Weygand,” said GoLocal News Editor Kate Nagle.
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