…and pretty darn well, it turns out.
From the Dispatch:
A memo sent to members of the Budget Planning and Management Commission, the bipartisan legislative panel that is supposed to come up with potential options for dealing with the 2012-13 budget shortfall, calculates the amount of one-time money in the current budget at $8.4 billion, the same figure reached by Senate Republican fiscal experts.
This is one time I wish Republicans were wrong.
It’s unfathomable that Ohio’s state government allowed itself to blow up to such a level that someone believed using $8.4 billion in one-time money was actually a good idea.
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