Ohio's budget: Uh oh
A $1.9 billion deficit? Here's the story, with the report
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008 |
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at 5:29 PM, January 23, 2008 
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at 8:20 PM, January 23, 2008 
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at 1:58 AM, January 24, 2008 
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at 5:02 PM, January 24, 2008 
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at 11:26 AM, January 25, 2008 
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at 11:17 PM, January 28, 2008 
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Post a Comment*I think they should raise taxes again. The last time Ohio faced a shortfall, our woman Jean Schmidt proudly stood with Bob Taft to raise our Sales Tax and Gas Tax. Strickland should follow in their footsteps.
5:29 >> yes, just like she proudly stood with Everything W wanted.
What a prostitute.
Does she actually stand for anything but her political career?
All citizens, regardless of party affiliation, will be paying a hefty price for the ridiculous spending habits of the , so called, fiscal conservatives.
THis is a mess considering a few years ago we had paid off the national debt - and that was a democratic who was busy boinking an intern while he did it.
"Conservative" has nothing to do with you and me, it is about politicians who conserve wealth for themselves.
I say - give back the huge tax credits, they pale in comparison to their corporate gains. We need cash.
Another fine mess the Repugs got all of us into.
I can't wait to vote Democrat 2008.
Interesting that this post elicits few responses.
The state budget shortfall is a very significant issue - to all of us.
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