VT Opioid Crisis to Income Inequality Part 2 - 2:28
with Tim Ashe on the State Legislature
Posted Nov 24, 2017
In Part 2 of the conversation, Vermont Senate President Pro Tem, Tim Ashe, discusses Vermont's leadership, the state of the Vermont Legislature and how the Federal Government impacts state legislatures. For Part 1 of the conversation click here. Interview recorded October 26, 2017.
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