Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, in a significant move, rejected the possibility of a $3 million fund that could have been a lifeline for striking workers. The bill, championed by the state’s lawmakers, was touted as a measure to bolster “low-wage workers,” as per Sen. Julie Kusher. However, Lamont dismissed their proposition in early May. Connecticut Governor enraged by relief billHe told the Associated Press at a news event, “Everything I know about it, I’m not going to support it,” concerning the proposed bill. He called the legislation proposed by Democrats concerned with workers’ rights “…