A committee of lawmakers has put off meeting to resolve budget proposal differences between the state Senate and House of Delegates.
Warren Deschenaux, the legislature's chief budget analyst, said lawmakers canceled their Tuesday meeting because they are still at odds over differences in the two versions of the budget legislation.
Deschenaux says the lawmakers are largely divided on how to address a revenue package that includes varying attempts to increase the state income tax.
The House version of the plan raises less money than the Senate's tax proposal, but would affect fewer taxpayers.
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ReplyDeleteDoes O'malley know how to do anything else other than call for either another tax or a tax increase?
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ReplyDeleteYes he does. He knows how to spend that money! lol
This is what happened when you elect someone who never has had a job in his life other than leeching off the public.
ReplyDeleteI bet in his own mind he considers himself a public servant when in reality he is nothing but a freeloader no better than someone sitting around on welfare, spending other people's money.
It is becoming more difficult each day to talk about this man and not use profanity.He is a failure and does not belong in the State House.His total disregard for the well being of this state and it's citizens is reprehensible.
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