AKLEG Recap Day 7: House gets to ‘work’ with informal meetings
Informal meetings, early confirmations and the governor’s state of the state are on this week’s agenda.
Informal meetings, early confirmations and the governor’s state of the state are on this week’s agenda.
“They didn’t ask for anything with that and they were good with that then,” Murkowski said of Senate Republicans. “And now we’re not good with it?”
Who really knows anymore.
Let’s set aside the juicy rumors swirling around the House “Majority” and the Sharon Jackson fiasco to focus in on some substantive policy issues that are coming into focus.
He’s proving Rep. Gary Knopp’s inclination to form a truly bipartisan coalition right.
Another rocky day in the Alaska Legislature.
Dunleavy’s proposal would stretch out the repayment of dividends over the next three dividends.
Things are off to a rocky start.
Jackson, if seated, would bring the numbers of the party-line Republican caucus to 20, still one short of claiming a majority.
Today’s the day.