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THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PETERSON ANTHONY INSURANCE
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01/31/2013
STATE SENATOR JULIE ROSEN OF FAIRMONT HAS SOME CONCERNS ABOUT GOVERNOR MARK DAYTON'S BUDGET PLAN HE RECENTLY RELEASED. SHE SAYS SOME OF IT IS INTRIGUING BUT MOSTLY IT'S OUT OF CONTROL WITH 2.1 MILLION MORE IN NEW TAXES AND NO REAL REFORM.
SENATOR ROSEN SAYS MEMBERS FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE AISLE HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT THE BROAD SCOPE OF THE SALES TAX EXPANSION AND ITS EFFECT ON BUSINESS ACROSS THE STATE.
SHE SAYS SHE WOULD PREFERRED HAVING A RATE CUT TO 1 PER CENT AND NO NEW SPENDING IN THE WHOLE BUDGET PLAN.
SENATOR ROSEN ALSO HAS RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE HEALTH EXCHANGE THAT THE STATE IS WORKING ON AS PART OF THE NATIONAL HEALTH CARE OVERHAUL. SHE IS CONCERNED ABOUT PUTTING IT TOGETHER AND THE ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION OF IT IN OCTOBER.
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ROD HALVORSEN
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