Democratic House Speaker Gaye Symington says she’s
seriously thinking about running for governor, even though Progressive Anthony
Pollina is already in the contest. Pollina says he’s staying in the race and is going make
health care a major issue in his campaign.
Progressive Anthony Pollina says he’s "a little
bewildered" that Democratic leaders have rejected his plan to sit down and
discuss the 2008 gubernatorial election. The Democrats say they have a number of candidates
still actively eyeing the governor’s race and that it’s too soon to talk with
Pollina.
Progressive Party leaders are setting ambitious
fund raising goals for the 2008 gubernatorial race.
They’d like to raise a million dollars so that
Anthony Pollina can wage a competitive campaign against Republican incumbent
Jim Douglas.
Senate President Peter Shumlin talks with Bob Kinzel about the top issues that lawmakers will face this winter. Also, VPR’s Ross Sneyd analyzes the big stories of the week, and we listen back to some of the voices in the week’s news.
We talk with Public Safety Commissioner Kerry Sleeper about the changes he’s seen in his 30 year career in policing, public safety and homeland security. Also, news analysis with Vermont reporters and a listen back to voices in the week’s news.