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You have 72 hours, this is 99 pages. this is different than before. we will spend less money this year than last year. debt limit is like the family having a credit card you have been charging up every year and keep lifting the limit. this year is different. we say we will spend less. the mandatory spending and social security and medicare, i can only look at 15% of what we spend. elements like non-defense will go below 2022 levels, that is positive. we put ourselves on a spending plan and cap what we can spend for government. in a family, we may have a child, able-bodied, that is sitting on t...

Republican leaders in Oklahoma, who control every lever of political power in the state, unveiled their largest-ever budget proposal this week, the result of bruising negotiations that left the GOP governor fuming and even some Democrats happy with what it included. The $13 billion state budget, a nearly 20% increase over last year's final spending plan, did not include one of Gov. Kevin Stitt's top priorities of cutting the state's income or grocery sales tax. House and Senate leaders also appa

The proposed Senate budget: Eliminates vehicle emissions inspection requirements for all counties except Mecklenb.Imposes new taxes on ridesharing and other personal transportation services. Effectuates $125 million in cost savings to the State Health Plan by urban hospitals

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Gov. Gavin Newsom is coping with a multi-milion-dollar deficit caused by an unpredictable post-pandemic economy.