Christopher Keating
Capitol Bureau Chief at Hartford Courant
@hartfordcourant Capitol Bureau Chief for 28 of past 30 years; from Weicker to Lamont; Fordham, Columbia J School; 5 times on Wash Post list of top CT reporters
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2 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Christopher Keating
Fearing large budget cuts from the federal government, Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for pausing the state's fiscal guardrails to potentially allow $1.4 billion in future spending to cover shortfalls from Washington, D.C.But Gov. Ned Lamont immediately rejected the idea, saying that it was premature to make any quick changes to the Connecticut guardrails that have helped generate budget surpluses and restored the state to fiscal stability after years of fiscal problems.
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2 weeks ago |
thederrick.com | Christopher Keating
Fearing large budget cuts from the federal government, Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for pausing the state’s fiscal guardrails to potentially allow $1.4 billion in future spending to cover shortfalls from Washington, D.C. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
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courant.com | Christopher Keating
Fearing large budget cuts from the federal government, Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for pausing the state’s fiscal guardrails to potentially allow $1.4 billion in future spending to cover shortfalls from Washington, D.C.But Gov. Ned Lamont immediately rejected the idea, saying that it was premature to make any quick changes to the Connecticut guardrails that have helped generate budget surpluses and restored the state to fiscal stability after years of fiscal problems.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Christopher Keating
Fearing large budget cuts from the federal government, Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for pausing the state’s fiscal guardrails to potentially allow $1.4 billion in future spending to cover shortfalls from Washington, D.C.But Gov. Ned Lamont immediately rejected the idea, saying that it was premature to make any quick changes to the Connecticut guardrails that have helped generate budget surpluses and restored the state to fiscal stability after years of fiscal problems.
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swoknews.com | Christopher Keating
Fearing large budget cuts from the federal government, Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for pausing the state’s fiscal guardrails to potentially allow $1.4 billion in future spending to cover shortfalls from Washington, D.C.But Gov. Ned Lamont immediately rejected the idea, saying that it was premature to make any quick changes to the Connecticut guardrails that have helped generate budget surpluses and restored the state to fiscal stability after years of fiscal problems.
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