Archive for the ‘Budget Bomb’ Category
Saturday, August 21st, 2010
A DEFINING DIFFERENCE: A CLEAR CHOICE
NOVEMBER STATE HOUSE AND STATE SENATE ELECTIONS
WAMS (EARMARKS) Penna. 2010-2011 Budget
Democratic Senator Jay Costa denies there are EARMARKS, Pennsylvania calls them WAMS, in the 2010-11 Budget. Sen. Costa does acknowledge “discretionary programs” and Republican Majority Appropriations Chair, Republican Sen. Jake Corman, acknowledges WAMs are ...
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Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
Another installment in never ending series: Getting Rich from Growing Government
Pennsylvania’s Bankruptcy Budget - $300,000,000 of mysterious spending. Did our elected Representatives and Senators read this Appropriations bill before voting to spend our money? $600 Million New Borrowing, which has to be repaid, authorized. Who is going to repay this? ...
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Monday, August 9th, 2010
Montgomery County faces a $22.5 million revenue shortfall for 2011 budget. Last year, the County Commissioners “robbed” the Capital Budget to fund the Operating Budget. The idea of a Pension Obligation Bond to fund Pensions is a bad idea. It kicks the can down the road and adds huge financing ...
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Saturday, August 7th, 2010
Real Deal Sam Rohrer makes the case that the State Budget is Out of Balance and ,therefore, Unconstitutional Not only is this budget illegal, it makes no fiscal sense. Expenditures exceeding revenues cannot be sound basis for budgeting.
“On June 30, a truly unconstitutional, out-of-balance $28.04 billion state budget was passed ...
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Thursday, August 5th, 2010
The Defining Differences November 2d in State House, Senate and Gubernatorial elections will be policies on Jobs and The Budget –expenditures exceeding income, Pension Funding, Taxes and the impact of government’s ever increasing takeover of the private, productive economy and small businesses and the hammering The Forgotten Taxpayer. Fiscal madmen ...
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