Retiring (dammit!!) Sen. Nass does NOT like the Vos-Evers-Whatshisname deal, and he has good reasons.
... Prior to potential passage of Evers-Vos II, the state is already looking at a structural deficit of $580 million in the next biennium even if all $2.3 billion shows up by June 30, 2027. If Evers-Vos II were to become law, it could increase the starting structural deficit in 2027-29 biennium to in excess of $1 billion....
Nass doesn't say so, but at the very best, it's a trap no matter which candidate becomes Governor next term. $1BN is a very big hole.
... there are no binding reforms to address the increasingly poor performance in math and reading by students statewide. And more shockingly, it looks as though Evers 400-year veto increasing property taxes annually remains in state law....
Never will be, either. None of the players gives a flying fig about the children.
Here's the hammerblow line--which tells you all you need to know:
As of now, I can’t support another bad deal cut by leaders that will never face the voters again.”
Yup.
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