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Minnesota budget surplus grows to $1.23 billion (Original Post) MinneapolisMatt Feb 2014 OP
Shameless kick for my State. MinneapolisMatt Feb 2014 #1
k&r... spanone Feb 2014 #2
sweet! every state needs significant rainy day fund for ups/downs Pretzel_Warrior Feb 2014 #3
Yeah, Pawlenty 'o Nothing had to borrow from schools.... idendoit Feb 2014 #4
 

Pretzel_Warrior

(8,361 posts)
3. sweet! every state needs significant rainy day fund for ups/downs
Fri Feb 28, 2014, 06:22 PM
Feb 2014

I can't believe Oregon makes the state give back any excess above a certain percent with no rainy day fund. Not sure where other states fall.

But speaking of Minnesota, maybe they can direct some of it to upgrading/rebuilding infrastructure.

 

idendoit

(505 posts)
4. Yeah, Pawlenty 'o Nothing had to borrow from schools....
Fri Feb 28, 2014, 07:41 PM
Feb 2014

.. to balance his budget. And Jesse screwed up our rainy day fund with refund checks. Where did all those "fiscally responsible" Repugs go, after their party headquarters got foreclosed on? We can't let them get in power again. To say nothing of them forcing a state government shutdown, while getting in each other's pants.

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