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Feb 20, 2018 24 min

The Weekly Top 3 (2.19.2018)

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Welcome to the February 19, 2018 edition of The Weekly Top 3, our quick, 15 minute(-ish) review of the three biggest issues on which we are focusing as we pivot from the prior week to the one upcoming.This week we question why some supporters of PFD cuts have started dodging the phrase (at 1:22), discuss why, out of self protection, State retirees should consider becoming actively involved in reducing state spending (at 8:40) & the potentially significant impact of the FERC's recent letter on the #AKLNG project (at 17:53). 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 February 19, 2018 edition of The Weekly Top 3, our quick, 15 minute(-ish) review of the three biggest issues on which we are focusing as we pivot from the prior week to the one upcoming.This week we question why some supporters of PFD cuts have started dodging the phrase (at 1:22), discuss why, out of self protection, State retirees should consider becoming actively involved in reducing state spending (at 8:40) & the potentially significant impact of the FERC's recent lette...

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