Agencies relying on state funding are hoping that when Virginia lawmakers reconvene next week for a Special Session, they’ll be able to set aside their differences and pass a budget. As Virginia Public Radio’s Tommie McNeil reports, while Medicaid expansion is a huge sticking point, it’s not the only issue where lawmakers have some philosophical differences.
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