
CGA Kickball Classic: Politicians Unite for Charity
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Connecticut lawmakers put down their gavels and picked up bats for the fifth annual CGA Kickball Classic, raising funds for United Way of Connecticut. The bipartisan event showcased political camaraderie and lighthearted fun, with standout moments from Speaker of the House Matt Ritter and the Klarides sisters. The game concluded with smiles and a successful fundraiser, demonstrating politics can unite and build camaraderie across party lines.
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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — CGA Kickball Classic: Politicians Unite for Charity. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
House Democrats and Republicans in Connecticut squared off in the fifth annual CGA kickball classic at Duncan Park in Hartford on Monday. The bipartisan matchup brought some serious fun to the field while raising cash for United Way of Connecticut, both sides showed off real talent, turning a simple kids game into a competitive highlight. While makers traded their suits for cleats, proving politics does not always have to be all business. Fans and players alike cheered the light-hearted vibes, with stand-out moments from Speaker of the House Matt Ritter and the Clarita Sisters keeping. Their eyes locked on the ball. It highlighted how these events build camaraderie across party lines. The game wrapped up with smiles all around and solid funds collected for the charity. Organizes called it a success that keeps growing each year. Events like this show politics can kick back and unite folks, so stay tuned for more feel-good stories from the Capitol. That's your update from Hartford News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with The Story.
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