“This budget is increasing spending by 7.4%. There’s a concern there," Republican Minority Leader Bruce Tarr said.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-26 19:01:12">January 26, 2025 at 7:01 PM EST</time>

“This budget is increasing spending by 7.4%. There’s a concern there,” Republican Minority Leader Bruce Tarr said.{ai:summary}<p>Republican Minority Leader Bruce Tarr expressed concern over a proposed budget that increases spending by 7.4%. </p><p>The implications of such an increase raise questions about fiscal responsibility and the potential impact on future budgets. #politics</p>

A 7.4% proposed budget increase is cause for ‘concern,’ top Republican says

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