Joint Committee on Finance
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Politicians repeat budget mistakes. (Eau Claire Leader Telegram, 6/25/2015)
Don't hold your breath, Don.
Excessive tax cuts and rebates may play well with voters, but history has shown it is not responsible budgeting, any more than a family spending its income tax return on frills while ignoring the shriveled shingles on the roof that need replacing.Just once it would be nice to hear a politician acknowledge that surpluses should be saved to cushion the inevitable economic downturns we know are inevitable — if we’ve studied our history, that is.
Scott Walker's Budget Fight at Home: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 30 days (and counting). (6/28/2015)
Scott Walker as Pollyanna: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 29 days (and counting). (6/27/2015)
Scott Walker trolls for Democratic support of budget: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 28 days (and counting). (6/26/2015)
Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 27 days (and counting). (6/25/2015)
'Enough is enough', Steve Nass gripes: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 26 days (and counting). (6/24/2015)
Rural and outstate Republican Assembly members thumb their noses at Scott Walker: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 25 days (and counting). (6/23/2015)
She said, he said: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 24 days (and counting). (6/22/2015)
Plenty of time now to check those lists: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 23 days (and counting). (6/21/2015)
Intraparty Feuding: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 22 days (and counting). (6/20/2015)
Leadership missing in action: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 21 days (and counting). (6/19/2015)
A lesson in leadership: Wisconsin's Joint Committee on Finance has not met in 20 days (and counting). (6/18/2015)
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