Local bonds have nothing to do with state tax cuts. So trying to use them to justify state tax cuts for rich people makes little sense.
Report: 28 states didn’t have enough money to cover their bills in fiscal 2022
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Extreme right translation: I pretend to be for limited government, but I really want to be in your bedroom.
I'm thrilled that Nebraska has a surplus. It kinda sucks about all the area Nursing homes having to close down to get there. Go Big Red!By contrast, 22 states reported surpluses, the majority of which are led by Republican governors.
Report: 28 states didn’t have enough money to cover their bills in fiscal 2022 - Washington Examiner
(The Center Square) – In fiscal 2022, 28 states didn’t have enough revenue to pay all of their bills, according to the 14th annual Financial State of the States report, published by the Chicago-based nonprofit Truth in Accounting. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the fiscal health...www.washingtonexaminer.com
Who wants to be in your bedroom?
Your new Speaker for starters.
As a lawyer he filed briefs to outlaw gay people. No marriage, no adoption, no rights. And every last Republican voted for him.
No one is wanting to get in bedrooms.
Good Lord, you are dense.
How is attempting to ban gay marriage not a bedroom issue?
This is quite the rap sheet. Pretty sick that every last Iowa R rep voted for this guy:
"Johnson worked as an attorney and spokesperson for the evangelical Christian legal group Alliance Defense Fund, now known as the Alliance Defending Freedom. For decades, ADF — designated a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a designation the Arizona-based group disputes — spearheaded legal efforts to criminalize same-sex sexual activity, block efforts to legalize same-sex marriage, allow for businesses to deny service to LGBTQ people, and ban transgender people from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identities."
"Johnson worked as an attorney and spokesperson for the evangelical Christian legal group Alliance Defense Fund, now known as the Alliance Defending Freedom. For decades, ADF — designated a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a designation the Arizona-based group disputes — spearheaded legal efforts to criminalize same-sex sexual activity, block efforts to legalize same-sex marriage, allow for businesses to deny service to LGBTQ people, and ban transgender people from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identities."
You are sooooooo obtuse.
No, no, no... tax cuts pay for themselves and then some! Revenues went up! Don't dig in to why, just believe.
Why are so many of you hell bent on raising your own taxes?
Or is it just the other guy's taxes?
Given my career in defense, it's my taxes going up.
Because I believe in a strong military, a social safety net, good roads, etc etc etc that shit isn't free.
Americans love to bitch about taxes and spending but the simple fact is the majority of spending is on things most of America doesn't want touched. You want things America? Well guess what, things cost money. Deal with it.
What fraction of our budget do you think we are not spending here?
Like Republicans would ever let that money get spent here
I'm wondering why Northern thinks investors choosing bonds like those mentioned isn't people choosing what to do with their money.
But then Northern is the one who wants to spend more $$ renovating, operating and maintaining old facilities rather than investing in less costly new ones.
But then Northern is the one who wants to spend more $$ renovating, operating and maintaining old facilities rather than investing in less costly new ones.
We do…but none of it gets to anyone other than the rich. Republicans keep it that way.
Cool. So when do we start spending on more public roads, public parks, public healthcare, and public schools?
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