Thursday, August 27, 2026 - Part 1

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Part 1 - Guest Host Dwayne Henry welcomes Willard Tutein of Gallows Bay for a wide-ranging discussion on local and national political issues, including the Legislature’s decision to send the Southland Gaming and horse racing proposal back to committee for further review. The conversation examines questions surrounding the economic viability of expanded gaming, traffic safety and enforcement policies, legislative accountability, political leadership, party discipline, and the challenges of governance in the Virgin Islands and across the United States.

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