The members of the General Assembly passed a $35.6 billion balanced budget as they were required to do by midnight Monday. But without the income tax hike they failed to enact, it is the doomsday budget that contains $512 million in additional cuts, much of it to education.
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Good. I would rather they cut the spending then cut my paycheck!
ReplyDeleteDemocrats in Md. would rather make cuts that affect police and education
ReplyDeletecausing the loss jobs and tax revenue from hard working productive people than make cuts to social welfare that only provides for non productive non tax paying low life indigents continuing to firm up their voter base.
What is wrong with this?
The Governor said last night and I quote, "the legislature has failed to pass the priorities of the people".
What a a crock of propaganda!