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Recent Episodes
Policast for May 14, 2008
Budget talks break down at Capitol; proposal to allow concealed weapons in national parks (s)
Policast for May 13, 2008
Negotiating, but no deal at the Capitol; health care bill headed for a veto; biodiesel mandate becomes law; Washington Democrats push energy bill (s)
Policast for May 12, 2008
No budget deal yet at Capitol; state marks sesquicentennial; Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer works to make sure Franken isn't a sure thing (s)
Policast for May 9, 2008
Hillary Clinton visits South Dakota; Congress to vote on farm bill next week; state House rejects transportation policy bill, passes education policy bill (s)
Policast for May 8, 2008
What's behind the partisan gap?; minimum wage increase headed for a veto; lawmakers change transportation bill to try to avoid veto (s)
Budget talks break down at Capitol; proposal to allow concealed weapons in national parks (s)
Policast for May 13, 2008
Negotiating, but no deal at the Capitol; health care bill headed for a veto; biodiesel mandate becomes law; Washington Democrats push energy bill (s)
Policast for May 12, 2008
No budget deal yet at Capitol; state marks sesquicentennial; Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer works to make sure Franken isn't a sure thing (s)
Policast for May 9, 2008
Hillary Clinton visits South Dakota; Congress to vote on farm bill next week; state House rejects transportation policy bill, passes education policy bill (s)
Policast for May 8, 2008
What's behind the partisan gap?; minimum wage increase headed for a veto; lawmakers change transportation bill to try to avoid veto (s)
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