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Marijuna Legalization Could Be In Jeopardy, Walker To Close Lincoln Hills, Millennials Are Drowning In Debt

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Thursday, January 4, 2018, 5:00pm
By Dean Knetter

Millennials are half as likely to own a home compared to young adults in 1975. We talk about the changing world and challenges that millennials are facing. We also discuss the Trump adminstration's rescinding of policy on marijuana legalization and Walker's recent announcement to close Lincoln Hills.

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