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On Monday afternoon the Minnesota House will be back in order. But it’s more of a restart than a continuation of session business.
That’s because the Minnesota Supreme Court decided last week that Republicans didn’t have enough members present to do anything — with Democrats still staging their boycott. While talks have resumed between party leaders, action on state policies and the budget is on pause for now.
MPR News correspondent Peter Cox joined the program live from the capitol for a breakdown of what’s next for the session.
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On Monday afternoon the Minnesota House will be back in order. But it’s more of a restart than a continuation of session business.
That’s because the Minnesota Supreme Court decided last week that Republicans didn’t have enough members present to do anything — with Democrats still staging their boycott. While talks have resumed between party leaders, action on state policies and the budget is on pause for now.
MPR News correspondent Peter Cox joined the program live from the capitol for a breakdown of what’s next for the session.

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