January 11, 2006
Missing headlines (a continuing series)
"State Budget Shortfalls Vanishing as Bush Policies Succeed"
President Bush's tax cuts have worked their magic on the economy, buoying state level tax collections As a result, the Wall Street Journal reports ($link)
Just prior to his state of the state address last week, Governor George Pataki announced that New York is looking at a $2 billion surplus this year, or twice what was predicted just three months earlier. Two days later, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said California would end the fiscal year with a whopping $5.2 billion in reserves. Arkansas, Florida, Maryland, Oklahoma, Virginia and about three dozen other states are also reporting revenue above forecasts.
Ed Lasky 1 11 06
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