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Tuesday, October 02, 2012

O'Malley Proposes Mini-Stimulus Plan In Maryland

The O'Malley administration has come up with a mini-stimulus plan to spur job growth in the construction industry.
The state comptroller and one leading economist said raising the debt ceiling is risky and a bad idea in general because it potentially leaves taxpayers on the hook to pay off the debt. They believe it could also jeopardize the state's prized AAA bond rating.
The O'Malley administration has come up with its own version of a job stimulus package and is seeking to raise the state debt authorized by $150 million each year for the next five to pay for it.
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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

And who gets the money?

Anonymous said...

Right out of the democrat how to extort money playbook.

Anonymous said...

when will he stop spending money he doesn't have...money that isn't his if he had it?