For the first time in eight years, Wisconsin Republicans are meeting in a lame-duck session, covering proposals on everything from transportation funding to early voting limits. We talk about what’s happened so far. We also take a look at Paul Ryan’s time on Capitol Hill before he steps down as speaker of the House.
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Update on State Legislature's Lame-Duck Session
State lawmakers kicked of a lame-duck session Monday, considering measures like moving the date of the state’s presidential primary and limiting the power of incoming Governor-Elect Tony Evers. We check in with a member of WPR News’ State Capitol Bureau for the latest moves by legislators.
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Reflecting On Paul Ryan's Legacy
After 20 years, Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan is wrapping up his time on Capitol Hill. A journalist tells us about his recent interview with the lawmaker, in which Ryan reflected on his achievements and regrets, thoughts on House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi taking over his role and his relationship with President Donald Trump.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Breann Schossow Producer
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Paul Kane Guest
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