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Budget Deal Doesn’t Erase Future Deficits, But Malloy & Dems Not Worried-More proof that Malloy truly is delusional.

Despite creating what is likely to be around a $1.3 billion deficit on paper in 2016, Malloy said he’s proud of what he has accomplished in this budget and past budgets and doesn’t care “what the number is” in 2016.

That's because he will NOT be the Gov of CT in 2016.



CT News Junkie | Budget Deal Doesn’t Erase Future Deficits, But Malloy & Dems Not Worried

Malloy bribing teachers for votes-What about tax-breaks for the rest of CT retirees?

Back in February, when he believed the tax outlook was much rosier, Malloy proposed a two-stage income tax break for retired teachers living in Connecticut. His budget would exempt 25 percent of their pensions from taxation retroactive to this past January, saving teachers about $23 million on their tax filings next spring. And the exemption would jump to 50 percent in 2015.

Though full details weren’t available early Friday, Barnes confirmed that the tax break for teachers now would be phased in over three years, and won’t begin until January 2015 – with a 10 percent exemption and affecting tax returns filed in the spring of 2016.

New CT budget deal delays tax breaks, dumps keno, employs questionable savings | The CT Mirror

Foley Calls On Ben Barnes To Step Down As Malloy’s Budget Chief | Capitol Watch

“OPM Secretary Ben Barnes either can’t add or caved to election-year political pressure when he published budget estimates showing a sizable surplus this year,” Foley said. “His estimate was the foundation for the governor’s foolish election-year policy initiatives including several hundred million dollar plus handouts that would have further burdened Connecticut taxpayers and further stressed Connecticut’s precarious fiscal situation. Barnes comment that he was “taken off guard” by the $471 million drop in revenues is either dishonest or an admission of breathtaking incompetence. Either warrants Mr. Barnes stepping down as OPM Secretary, an important position of responsibility overseeing billions of taxpayer money, a $20 billion a year government budget, and a $280 billion state economy.”



Foley Calls On Ben Barnes To Step Down As Malloy’s Budget Chief | Capitol Watch

GOP sides with state in lawsuit filed by Democratic governors | The CT Mirror

So the CT taxpayer is on the hook for 6 million dollars to fund a campaign to re-elect a Governor that will continue to destroy the states economy and infringe on our rights!?

NOW he wants more $ and kickbacks from all of his out of state trips fundraising that we the taxpayer paid for!?

GOP sides with state in lawsuit filed by Democratic governors | The CT Mirror

Malloy wants your tax rebate now-Soon will want access to your bank account?

The burden known as the University of Connecticut Health Center wants some more special treatment — and it has to do with tax refunds. A proposal pending in the House of Representativeswould allow UConn to snatch any state income tax refund you're due if you owe the hospital money.

It may seem innocuous on its surface, though chipping away at the barriers that keep the tax department from sharing information should always raise their own alarms. This one is worse. UConn would have the right to collect patient debts by reporting them to the state Department of Revenue Services.

Here's the public health problem. As this policy becomes known among people with rickety personal finances seeking health care, some patients are going to avoid UConn and head for hospitals that can't use the state tax department as a bill collector. Burdened urban hospitals in Hartford, New Britain, Bristoland Waterbury will have to provide medical care to a disproportionate number of patients who cannot pay. Score one for the state hospital in leafy, affluent Farmington. The Connecticut Hospital Association is so weak that this ill-considered proposal could become law.

Gov. Malloy forced to shift gear into reality as revenue falls short - Courant.com

CT has the highest Tax burden in US-Malloy puts CT into a death spiral!

Malloy puts CT in a death spiral!

1. CT has the highest tax burden in the US and Malloy is only making it worse. 
2. Malloys largest tax increase in CT's history is increasing outbound migration.
3. With a decreasing population of tax paying residents the burden increases and Malloy raises taxes again and again forcing more to leave.
4. Malloy has taken us "down the road less traveled" the wrong road and hence the death spiral begins.

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