· Updated January 16, 2025 12:23 AM · 2 min read read
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Late Monday afternoon the Speaker of the Massachusetts House quietly publicly concluded what he should've known all along: the state budget is unbalanced, revenues are down, and leadership would not be able to afford overriding the governor's recent mid-fiscal-year cuts to programs for seniors, opioid addiction programs, and our State Police.
Last week, Democratic leadership joined with the governor to state there would be one more item they could find the tax dollars for: Planned Parenthood.
Late Monday afternoon the Speaker of the Massachusetts House quietly publicly concluded what he should've known all along: the state budget is unbalanced, revenues are down, and leadership would not be able to afford overriding the governor's recent mid-fiscal-year cuts to programs for seniors, opioid addiction programs, and our State Police.
Last week, Democratic leadership joined with the governor to state there would be one more item they could find the tax dollars for: Planned Parenthood.…