The headline in The Seattle Times "State spending on track to rise, despite budget cuts" is a misleading way of looking at the state budget situation. If you’ve been following the budget debate, you know that both the Senate and House budgets propose deep cuts to education, health care, economic security, and so on.
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Make No Mistake--State Budget Will Shrink under Senate and House ProposalsPosted by Jeff Chapman, 2010-03-11 16:50:00 | (0) Comments
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Update: Comparison of Revenue ProposalsPosted by Andy Nicholas, 2010-03-09 11:50:00 | (0) Comments
Both chambers of the State Legislature have now passed revenue measures needed to maintain basic public services like health care and education while the economy recovers. |
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Senate Ways & Means Passed Revenue ProposalPosted by Jeff Chapman, 2010-03-05 13:45:00 | (0) Comments
The Senate Ways & Means Committee passed a revenue package today that would raise nearly $900 million to fund education and health care. While the overall level of the package is similar to the version proposed on February 23rd, there are differences in the components. |



