Look at the graphs. Spending is exactly the problem. State and locally. Parties over. Tax revenue is falling off a cliff. They will try to change this regardless of the economic contraction we are now experiencing.
Pandering to unions with jobs and comp package increases can no longer be done. And the private sector does not want more taxation. I’d say the politicians in office right now will have a hard time getting re-elected in the next round.
Look at the graphs. Spending is exactly the problem. State and locally. Parties over. Tax revenue is falling off a cliff. They will try to change this regardless of the economic contraction we are now experiencing.
Pandering to unions with jobs and comp package increases can no longer be done. And the private sector does not want more taxation. I’d say the politicians in office right now will have a hard time getting re-elected in the next round.
Look at the graphs. Spending is exactly the problem. State and locally. Parties over. Tax revenue is falling off a cliff. They will try to change this regardless of the economic contraction we are now experiencing.
Pandering to unions with jobs and comp package increases can no longer be done. And the private sector does not want more taxation. I’d say the politicians in office right now will have a hard time getting re-elected in the next round.
Look at the graphs. Spending is exactly the problem. State and locally. Parties over. Tax revenue is falling off a cliff. They will try to change this regardless of the economic contraction we are now experiencing.
Pandering to unions with jobs and comp package increases can no longer be done. And the private sector does not want more taxation. I’d say the politicians in office right now will have a hard time getting re-elected in the next round.
Someone points out in the comments section that this new moratorium is loaded with loop holes so that the lender can keep the process of foreclosure going.
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