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By TJ Jan 27, 2021 2:55 PM (KNSI) – Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Tuesday revealed his biennial budget proposal, which he is dubbing “Minnesota’s COVID-19 Recovery Budget.” The budget math for fiscal years 2022 and 2023 will look to fill a $1.28 billion budget gap by carrying over $217 million from the current budget, dip into just over a billion dollars in the budget reserve and take $130 million from the stadium reserve. Walz is also looking at $1.66 billion in additional revenue, which would include $230 million in tax cuts and reducing spending by $150 million for $1.3 billi...
Eric Dunham from Pixabay (KNSI) – Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Tuesday revealed his biennial budget proposal, which he is dubbing “Minnesota’s COVID-19 Recovery Budget.” The budget math for fiscal years 2022 and 2023 will look to fill a $1.28 billion budget gap by carrying over $217 million from the current budget, dip into just over a billion dollars in the budget reserve and take $130 million from the stadium reserve. Walz is also looking at $1.66 billion in additional revenue, which would include $230 million in tax cuts and reducing spending by $150 million for $1.3 billion in Net ...
Eight years in office. but nothing compares to bill clinton. think about what was happening in those clinton years. he had almost 23 million new jobs created. why? because a guy named bill gates invented something that all of us put on our desks now. it really transformed how we work, an explosion of innovation and productivity at that time and job growth exploded along with it. that's sort of how it ranks overall here. let me show you where jobs are being created, health care, huge job creation there. this month, 43,000 net new jobs there. food services, these are lower paid jobs. states have...
Historically we would have considered anything below 5% pretty good. the problem is that we've got a low unemployment rate relatively but haven't seen wages push up all that much. in president obama's eight years in office, the tally per year has averaged to 1,419,000 jobs created every year of the eight years. here's how that stands. this is the 1.4 million in relation to the last six presidencies. jimmy carter created an environment in which the most jobs were produced, 2.5 million, reagan 2 million, george bush the first, 659,000, clinton 2.8 million. stephanie, as you know very well and ou...