PROVIDENCE – The Senate on Tuesday approved a $15.2 billion state budget plan for fiscal year 2027 by a 32-6 vote, including a phased-in wealth tax and funding for an inspector general’s office. The tax-and-spending package was approved by the Senate Finance Committee on June 8. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Louis P. DiPalma, D-Middletown, said
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what a bunch of fiscally irresponsible [people].. They have run this state into the ground. Not a single one of them that voted for that budget has any respect for the middle class or a dollar!!!
FIRE THEM ALL!!!