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Nov 19, 2020 34 min

The Weekly Top 3 (11.16.2020)

from The Weekly Top 3 Hosted by Alaskans for Sustainable Budgets

Welcome to The Weekly Top 3 - our look at the top 3 things on our mind this week - for the week of November 16, 2020.This week our our Top 3 are these: 1) now that the vote count is nearing the end, where those looking in the upcoming session for deep budget cuts should focus their energy (1:54), 2) what last Friday's Institute of the North discussion on "constitutionalizing" PF draws may portend for the PFD (18:54), and 3) what we have learned this election cycle about the issue of money in Alaska politics (27:10). The Weekly Top 3 is a regular weekly segment on The Michael Dukes Show. The Show broadcasts on Facebook and YouTubeLive as well as via streaming audio from the Show’s website weekdays from 6–8am. We join Michael weekly in the first hour of Tuesday’s show, from 6:25–7am, for a discussion between the two of us about our three issues.

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Welcome to The Weekly Top 3 - our look at the top 3 things on our mind this week - for the week of November 16, 2020.This week our our Top 3 are these: 1) now that the vote count is nearing the end, where those looking in the upcoming session for deep budget cuts should focus their energy (1:54), 2) what last Friday's Institute of the North discussion on "constitutionalizing" PF draws may portend for the PFD (18:54), and 3) what we have learned this election cycle about the issue of money in ...

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