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2 weeks ago |
thehill.com | Red Jahncke
Some public sector union abuses are not only alive and well, but more egregious than ever. In Connecticut, state employees are retiring with pension benefits higher than their last salary. How?
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3 weeks ago |
ctinsider.com | Red Jahncke
Ron Johnson and other senators gave the One Big Beautiful Bill a cold reception when it arrived in the Senate, warning that the bill will balloon already-ginormous deficits and debt. Jamie Dimon, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO predicted a crisis - not if, but as soon as six months from now. Much of the trouble traces to Medicaid, which has exploded from $600 billion to , propelled by recently expanded enrollment and long-running problems in the Medicaid provider tax scheme that forty-nine states employ.
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3 weeks ago |
ctexaminer.com | Red Jahncke
Senator Ron Johnson and others gave The Big Beautiful Bill a cold reception when it arrived in the Senate, warning that the bill will balloon deficits and debt, which are already ginormous. Jamie Dimon, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO has predicted a crisis - not if, but as soon as six months from now. There's no greater contributor to the recent rapid growth in deficits and debt than Medicaid under the Democrats, and, thus, no more appropriate GOP target financially and politically.
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1 month ago |
ctexaminer.com | Red Jahncke
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1 month ago |
ncadvertiser.com | Red Jahncke
Banknotes forming the map of Connecticut. FJZEA/Getty Images/iStockphotoBudget talk in Hartford is confusing. Last week, the media reported that the state is running huge “surpluses.” Yet, Democrats say state programs are being severely squeezed; they want to bust the “fiscal guardrails” and spend more. Republicans say the state is deep in debt, and in danger of falling even deeper; they want to preserve the guardrails. The public is confused.
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