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February 28, 2011

Today in Frankfort - February 28, 2011

Legislative Day 22

In Committee

SB 112 - Another Health Insurance Mandate
House Committee on Health and Welfare
Legislation would cap the copays for physical and occupational therapies. All new health insurance mandates increase health costs for us all. LIKELY KEY VOTE

SB 151 - Electing the PSC
House Committee on Tourism Development and Energy
This bill would change the make up of the PSC, electing one member per US Congressional district and one at large. Politicizing the development of Kentucky's utility infrastructure in this way does not strike us as a good idea. LIKELY KEY VOTE

Rep. Bill Farmer has filed two amendments to kill this legislation. One would limit expenditures for PSC campaigns to $1000 total, and the other would elect all Cabinet Secretaries, which is an equally bad idea (which is the point).

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Drees: Raise gas tax to fund bridge - Pat Crowley, NKY.com

Ky. House nears tax vote - Pat Crowley, NKy.com


Donor records might have similarities - Lexington Herald-Leader

Club for Growth launches in Oregon

The Kentucky Club for Growth is proud to announce its 2007 scorecard rating members of the Kentucky General Assembly on fiscal issues.

How did your legislators do?


Club for Growth eyes spending - by Patrick Crowley, The Enquirer

Political group taking on state - by Stephenie Steitzer, Kentucky Post

US Labor Force Still Shrinking
The US labor force participation rate is at it's lowest point since the early '80's....


Ky. jobless rate hits 11 percent - Courier-Journal...

The Governor's Budget Proposal
This is a reposting of the first article of email update sent out earlier today.  If you don't receive them, you may want to sign up.Here's the Governor's proposal:$147.1 million in spending cuts $81.5 million from a 70-cent cigarette tax...

$373 Million in Cuts
Governor Beshear has told agencies to plan for 4% budget cuts, suggesting that he's either expecting to raise taxes, or not expecting the $456 million shortfall to materialize.  4% of FY 2009 appropriated spending is only $373 million....

Governor Announces Administration Exploring Cuts, Taxes
Governor Steve Beshear announced that he is expecting a $294 million budget shortfall and is going to gauge public reaction before making a specific proposal to address it in December.  Cuts and taxes are on the table.Waiting until December is...

Strapped
The media is so sure there's a revenue problem, that it's hard to even fathom that the reality is that state revenue is increasing.

Business Tax Climate
We're #34 according to the Tax Foundation's 2009 State Business Tax Climate Index.

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American Spectator
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Constrained Vision, A
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Dean's World
Federalist
Flash Report
Grassroots PA
Kudlow's Money Politics
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Marginal Revolution
NTU's Government Bytes
Newmark's Door
One Man's Trash
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Politics1.com
Politics of Money
Poor and Stupid
Porkopolis
Professor Bainbridge
Raising Farrahzona
RedState.com
Rossputin.com
Sibby Online
South Dakota Politics
Sports Economist, The
Tax Guru

Kentucky Blogs

Bluegrass Policy Blog
Blue Grass, Red State
ConservaChick
Conservative Edge
Conservative Musings
CyberHillbilly
Elendil's Blog
Jefferson Review
Jim Clark's Muckraker
Kentucky Pachyderm 2
Kentucky Progress
KY Wordsmith
On the Right!
Osi Speaks!
Page One Kentucky
The Pure Investor
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