The recommendations, which are not binding on the governor but are often followed, were approved by the joint committee of legislative and fiscal leaders on straight party-line votes. Republicans backed no increase in spending and no hike in the debt limit.
Sen. Richard Madaleno, a Montgomery County Democrat on the Budget & Taxation Committee, led the charge for higher spending, while Senate Minority Leader David Brinkley, a Frederick County Republican also on the budget committee, advocated for fiscal restraint.
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Yeah right.
Wonder how long it will be before Dems are crying "poor mouth" again.
I guess it would be outrageous to suggest giving money back to taxpayers through a tax decrease.
Where's the money coming from?!
Or are they just going to foist another fee on us.....
Every year, there's a scary "structural deficit" that needs swift action to fix. And every year, they tax us more. Never once do they try spending less money.
The money will come from the debt ceiling rise.... borrow more to fund more waste ...so we can be taxed to pay it back....call your reps now stop this madness...WE WANT CUTS... REDUCTION ...LESS TAXES.. NOT MORE OF THE SAME OLD SAME OLD WASTE!!!!
Get rid of all of them!
AMEN, 5:11
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