Gov. Gina M. Raimondo’s Jan. 16 State of the State address was a chance to tout the advances made in the first three years of her administration. The themes are ones she has presented often during her tenure: jobs, education, infrastructure and the opioid crisis. They are good ones, but the one that deserves the
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