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Senator: State budget could come up short

By Mary Sell
The Decatur Daily

@dd_marysell

MONTGOMERY — An Alabama Senate leader said Thursday that the state’s general fund budget, which supports most non-education agencies and departments, could be short “a couple hundred million” … More »

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On 2/1/13 at 08:31 AM, Bubba from wrote:

What the hell happened? Republicans are in-charge and said they would fix all the spending issues and balance the budgets. Republican Governor Bentley said he would fix all our problems right?

Bubba wants to know why the Republicans have such huge money problems and are they going to rob from our trust funds again

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