Minnesota Goes From A Surplus To A Deficit

[ice man]

I wonder if they had the money to begin with. Maybe someone was playing fast and loose to make a politician look good. Maybe another accountant came in and set the record straight.

 

[surada]

Minnesota went from 4th to 46th in the nation for being good for small business. That happened during Tim Walz' 8 year reign of terror as Governor of Minnesota.

Are you disconnected from reality?

 

[struth]

Tampon Timmy

 

[struth]

Are you disconnected from reality?

What a weird post. Tampon Timmy was in charge. He did that

 

[ice man]

Are you disconnected from reality?

Can you clarify that remark?

 

[surada]

What a weird post. Tampon Timmy was in charge. He did that

Look at the details ... hysteria aside.

Why Minnesota could soon face a budget shortfall

The state projects a $2.4 billion surplus in the short term but could face a deficit in a couple years.

www.startribune.com

How could that be? The surplus will be consumed in the coming years by rising costs of state services, such as long-term care for people with disabilities and free school meals for everyone. If lawmakers spend the surplus elsewhere, state officials said, Minnesota could face a $2.3 billion shortfall starting in July 2025.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Minnesota went from 4th to 46th in the nation for being good for small business.

 

[struth]

Look at the details ... hysteria aside.

Why Minnesota could soon face a budget shortfall

The state projects a $2.4 billion surplus in the short term but could face a deficit in a couple years.

www.startribune.com

How could that be? The surplus will be consumed in the coming years by rising costs of state services, such as long-term care for people with disabilities and free school meals for everyone. If lawmakers spend the surplus elsewhere, state officials said, Minnesota could face a $2.3 billion shortfall starting in July 2025.

That’s an outdated article from 2023. Tampon Timmy has been hard at work, see the update in the OP