Sharp comments reflect bad feelings as Legislature starts 2nd special session

The Alaska Capitol Building in Juneau on June 6, 2017. (Photo by Jeremy Hsieh/KTOO)
On July 1, Alaska’s state government will shut down unless lawmakers can reach an agreement on a budget.
Two groups that may be difficult to bring together are the majority and minority caucuses in the House.
House minority Republicans say they were blindsided by the majority’s late push to pass a combined operating and capital budget ahead of the end of the first special session last week.
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