Listen to their comments . Leaders pushed that measure through only seconds before the adjournment deadline in an effort to accomplish something during the regular session. Ventura says he's not impressed. It would have been a whole lot better if they'd been accompanied by about eight or 10 more. So they got one bill done in five months.
Legislators say, however, that the governor's criticisms are misplaced.
Moe says the pace of progress is due to legitimate philosophical differences and the complexity of the property-tax reforms. And he says it's wrong for the governor to imply nothing has been resolved. A lot of progress has been made. We're not going back. That's ground that's been plowed.