US EditionCT's fiscal guardrails are a tax on the public good
CONNECTICUT, JUL 3 – Connecticut prioritizes pension debt repayment and building a $6 billion reserve fund, causing high local taxes and reduced state funding for public institutions, officials say.
Summary by The CT Mirror
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Fiscal Restraint Worked. So Obviously, It Has to Go
The General Assembly adjourned less than a month ago, but progressive activists are already calling for more taxes, more spending, and another round of fiscal recklessness — wasting no time in pressuring lawmakers to tear down the state’s fiscal guardrails. In a June 25 email blast, Connecticut Voices for Children (CT Voices) — a left-leaning research and advocacy nonprofit — declared that “the urgency of now is too important to rest” and urged…
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