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Analysis: Healthcare In Vermont, After SCOTUS Decision
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VPR’s Peter Biello talks with retired Middlebury College political science professor Eric Davis about the impact the Surpreme Court’s decision on President Obama’s healthcare law could have on Vermont.VPR News
Analysis: Surprises Before The Filing Deadline
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The filing deadline for state and local elections has passed, not without some last-minute changes to the list of candidates, including Sen. Vince Illuzzi’s decision to run for auditor as a Republican.VPR News
Analysis: How Endorsements Shape The Dems AG Primary
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Endorsements are coming in for the candidates in the Democratic Attorney General Primary. Incumbent Bill Sorrell has some high-profile endorsements, while T.J. Donovan is finding support from Sheriffs, Troopers and the AFL-CIO. Middlebury College political science professor emeritus Eric Davis speaks with VPR’s Peter Biello about what these endorsements mean for the primary.VPR News
Analysis: Brock’s Campaign Mimics National Republican Strategy
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Veteran journalist Hamilton Davis says Republican Randy Brock is characterizing Democratic Governor Peter Shumlin as more liberal than he actually is.VPR News
State, Local Officials Come At F-35 From Different Perspectives
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VPR’s Mitch Wertlieb talked with retired Middlebury College scientist Eric Davis about the debate over the F-35 fighter jet, and other political issues.VPR News
Analysis: The Exciting Down-Ballot Races
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VPR’s Peter Biello speaks with veteran journalist Hamilton Davis about interesting developments in the down-ballot elections coming up this November.VPR News
Analysis: What We’ve Learned About Governor Shumlin
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Middlebury College political science professor emeritus Eric Davis speaks with VPR’s Peter Biello about what we’ve learned about Governor Peter Shumlin in the past year and a half.VPR News
Analysis: Health Care Board Takes Steps To Control Costs
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With little fanfare, the Green Mountain Care Board announced this week that hospital budgets will be capped at 3.75 percent. Analyst Hamilton Davis says it’s the Board’s first significant step in controlling health care costs.VPR News
