Alaska's Political Pipeline

Shutdown one step closer to ending, but how far left to go?

Alaska's Political Pipeline

Show Notes

With the U.S. Senate securing enough votes to overcome the filibuster, political reporter Wil Courtney breaks down Monday's developments, including the timeline for ending shutdown and the ongoing impacts Alaskans should expect until then.

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