As the 2016 legislative session begins to wind down, several key issues continue to occupy the attention of lawmakers. Rep. Drew MacEwen, R-Union, talked with KMAS about the supplemental budget.  He explained that the House majority party has embarked on extensive policy changes, which is uncommon during a supplemental budget year. At the same time, the Senate has tailored a plan that leans toward the more traditional adjustments. The two proposals are approximately $400 million apart. “That,” said MacEwen, “is a truckload of money.”