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Broke, to make the budgets worse. think about this for a second. for all of ohio's budget troubles, one bright spot is that ohio had an income stream of nearly $230 million last year from booze to help pay for the state's needs. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that bright spot. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that black ink in the state budget and instead give it away. it does not make ohio's budget problems better, it makes them worse. it is not a means of closing the budget gap, this is a means of taking a whole that exists in the budget gap and blasting into an expanse in th...

Broke, to make the budgets worse. think about this for a second. for all of ohio's budget troubles, one bright spot is that ohio had an income stream of nearly $230 million last year from booze to help pay for the state's needs. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that bright spot. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that black ink in the state budget and instead give it away. it does not make ohio's budget problems better, it makes them worse. it is not a means of closing the budget gap, this is a means of taking a whole that exists in the budget gap and blast tg into an expanse in th...

Governors and legislators keep pleading poverty, saying how broke the states are. then the proposed solutions to the problem of how broke they are is to make the state more broke, to make the budgets worse. think about this for a second. for all of ohio's budget troubles, one bright spot is that ohio had an income stream of nearly $230 million last year from booze to help pay for the state's needs. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that bright spot. governor kasich is trying to get rid of that black ink in the ate buetnd instd ge aw. te of o taking a whole that exists in the budget gap a...

And fraud. we had problems with housing money. we had a stadium that was built without the taxpayers' commission that encumbered this community to pay back bonds $3 billion over 40 years. and miami has been one of the hardest hit communities during this recession. we have one of the highest foreclosure rates or unemployment has been 35% to 40% higher that national average. martha: $444 billion in the budget gap. do you think this is a sign of things to come? are we going to see these kinds of recalls if people don't take these measures to cut spending? >> it's more than just cutting spending h...

Megyn: you're out of here. >> right. this has implications outside of florida. the voters seem to be saying, wear not prepared to pick up the tab any longer for lavish union pay, benefits and pension plans. megyn: why would he have hiked the salary of public employees at the time he is saying, the budget gap was so bad, i have to raise taxes? >> this agreement was reached two or three years ago. he didn't revise it. he didn't say, you're scheduled for a pay increase. you are not going to get it. he went ahead with it. national implications for this, seriously. megyn: he's a republican, but he ...