I like the idea of this website, but the structure's a little hard to understand. This version of it provides more clarity to me: http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/Michigan_state_spending.html
Great Article! I am very satisfied to see that education is the highest after health care. Both are extremely important, but I think there can never be enough spent on education. Education is our future, and to me there is not better investment.
Agreed, education will provide everyone with a better future. Also health care needs to be addressed a little bit more, there is a lot of confusion around health care, and it needs to be taken care of.
I keep repeating this, but cutting health care and education is never the answer. That's investing in the future in a very tangible way and avoiding massive costs a few years down the road
I like the idea of this website, but the structure's a little hard to understand. This version of it provides more clarity to me: http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/Michigan_state_spending.html
ReplyDeleteGreat Article!
ReplyDeleteI am very satisfied to see that education is the highest after health care. Both are extremely important, but I think there can never be enough spent on education. Education is our future, and to me there is not better investment.
Agreed, education will provide everyone with a better future. Also health care needs to be addressed a little bit more, there is a lot of confusion around health care, and it needs to be taken care of.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a comparison of the amount Michigan spends on education compared to the other 49 states.
ReplyDeleteBased on these numbers where would you make budget cuts?
I keep repeating this, but cutting health care and education is never the answer. That's investing in the future in a very tangible way and avoiding massive costs a few years down the road
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