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* House Democrats received this brief analysis of the budget implementation bill today. Click the pic if you need a larger image…
…Adding… The BIMP has passed the House.
posted by Rich Miller
Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:20 am
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Pension parity…….for ONE year?
Comment by TinyDancer(FKA Sue) Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:27 am
I’d say trust but verify, but this is the Rauner administration. Verify, then verify again, then trust.
Comment by Norseman Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:28 am
“Pays For” is my new go-to expression
Comment by Ok Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:28 am
Ok, I totally agree. This morning I didn’t buy a new car. The $ I saved “pays for” the new garage I’d like to have. This is fun!
Comment by Unsolicited advice Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:38 am
>Pension parity…….for ONE year?
I know it sounds ridiculous, but getting it done for one year makes it easier to get it done again.
Comment by Anon Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:47 am
Well, at least they have the good taste to use quotes around “pays for” when they’re baking one-time money into ongoing spending.
Comment by wordslinger Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:49 am
So is this the thing that Rick mentioned CTA wouldn’t like? Sorry I’m swimming in all the new stuff to learn. I’m trying to keep up.
Comment by Honeybear Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 10:53 am
Sincere question:
How much,if any, does the BIMP add to the overall State deficit?
Comment by Fool On The Hill Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 11:02 am
My reading is SB2822ham003 is that it provides $215,200,000 not $205 million as the pension parity payment as the House Democrats stated, see page 2 of the bill. Only $10.2 million off, what’s a million here or there.
Comment by Rod Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 11:17 am
Does anyone know what if anything is planned for payment to health providers for persons who are supposedly covered by state employees’ medical and hospital insurance? I think there’s a huge backlog. In my case, its over a year and one wonders when the hospitals and physicians will turn us away.
Comment by cancer person Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 11:58 am
Its a start; an actual obtainment of common ground. they need to do this next for a tax hike and rev bill. we cant keep accruing debt without additional revenue. Heck they can require the extra revenue only be used for existing unpaid debt as a compromise, and require a different agreement be reached for any other spending. thus enabling other tefroms if you want to do more then pay off the current debt
Comment by Ghost Thursday, Jun 30, 16 @ 3:17 pm