“He’s getting into legislative business,” said MacKinnon, who put the $32.5 million purchase in the Senate’s proposed capital budget after it was approved last month by a committee of legislative leaders. “If he wants the Legislature in his business, let’s go for it.”

From I remember, the Governor's power to veto is in the Constitution.  McKinnon has no problem getting into "his business;" witness all the cuts in the executive branch, University, etc. 

http://www.adn.com/sites/default/files/2015%20Legislative%20Travel%20Report.pdf

Now I hope he will veto the money for legislative salary padding, whereby McKinnon and her hang loot the state treasury by choosing to get "reimbursed" for lodging and food at the federal per diem rate-regardless of expenses- rather than at the state per diem rate used by the governor and other state employees. They get thousands of tax free dollars by engaging in this practice.