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Rescuing multiemployer plans is unwise and signals a willingness to do the same with failing state and local funds.
The problem remains that taxpayers remain on the hook for these unrealistic guarantees
porn bot follower guy seems really bored the last few days
Because he wasn't sounding like this
He might have at least identified himself as the "architect"
This guy...
This guy...
Interesting that the LAT took credit for this... Steve Greenhut's been writing about it for years
Therefore, he is always just trying to be the equivalent of Bob Dole: the tax collector for the pension state
Taxpayers are always the atm. And that's the problem with McGee and his prominence at LJAF (whose founder once professed affinity for Steve Greenhit, who is the anti-McGee on these issues)
Taxpayers are always the atm. And that's the problem with McGee and his prominence at LJAF (whose founder once professed affinity for Steve Greenhit, who is the anti-McGee on these issues)
Worker pensions, retiree health care and debt service make up about a third of the budget. Pension costs are projected to grow by half over the next four years.
// So, it's Houston, but slightly ahead of us on the curve.
With a reform-minded candidate struggling to get traction (not unlike Houston)
// So, it's Houston, but slightly ahead of us on the curve.
With a reform-minded candidate struggling to get traction (not unlike Houston)
Taxpayers, of course.
Public DB plans should answer to the taxpayers who are paying the bills, and should be set up much more like various sovereign wealth funds in the world (say, Norway's).
Public DB plans should answer to the taxpayers who are paying the bills, and should be set up much more like various sovereign wealth funds in the world (say, Norway's).