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majorgator
Apr 21, 2015Explorer
There's always more to the story than what slanted or lazy reporters are going to say. This effort is originating from the legislature (not the governor). Everything has to be paid for, and the new budget is probably designed in a manner to point out the waste going on elsewhere. Its a budget proposal that won't be passed because they're not truly interested in closing parks and reducing health and safety services. They're probably wanting to cut something else that would cause more controversy (welfare, public subsidies, etc.), but you have to first get the right people on your side. Those who like state parks and want police protection might have to first be threatened with the loss of those services before they bend over and support a reduction in budgeted cost for welfare.
Its all a big poker game, and the politicians have to play their cards correctly in order to accomplish their ultimate goals. Follow the money and the outside interests and you'll see what's going on.
Here in FL, our governor has drastically cut PUBLIC jobs while building up the PRIVATE job sector more substantially. We likewise have a conservative leadership (more or less), and IMO, we're doing quite well.
Its all a big poker game, and the politicians have to play their cards correctly in order to accomplish their ultimate goals. Follow the money and the outside interests and you'll see what's going on.
Here in FL, our governor has drastically cut PUBLIC jobs while building up the PRIVATE job sector more substantially. We likewise have a conservative leadership (more or less), and IMO, we're doing quite well.
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