Legislators plan to stay in Wasilla and skip politically charged votes on veto overrides
Maybe it’s the legislators in Juneau that want the vetoes to stand, Sen. Mia Costello argued.
Maybe it’s the legislators in Juneau that want the vetoes to stand, Sen. Mia Costello argued.
They’ll be due back in Wasilla on July 8.
It’s a big show this week. On our May 7 episode of Alaska’s most listened to political podcast, Casey Reynolds and Forrest Dunbar are joined by Rep. Chuck Kopp to discuss some issues he is working on involving Alaska Railroad right of ways and restitution funds for crime victims. It is a pretty great conversation, and any other week it would be our headliner interview. This week, however, we are also joined by Gov. Bill Walker, his Chief of Staff Scott Kendall, and Revenue Commissioner Randy “Wild Bill” Hoffbeck to discuss the latest developments in what Forrest has termed “The budget standoff presented by Pete Kelly.”