The Farm Bureau’s John Collison on FacebookAs we have reached the end of session it can be summed up in one famous quote. ” We continue to fiddle while Rome burns”. We have put $ 50 million dollars towards museums with one half finished and starting new ones. The fact is we have now put or are putting $140 million into two museum projects. We are in a budget crises because projects like these will give the state no ROI. If we put that money into developing our infrastructure like governments role is supposed be we would actually begin to take money in to fund governments core role. Rome burns my friends.
To the extent the state retains any residual liability, the museums will be an albatross around our necks.
The cultural museum in OKC will border on Paul Wesselhoft’s district. Keep an eye on this (and Paul) folks. Get ready to write more checks.
Rome burns, and bridges and roads disappear, and we cut the income tax for a few on top.
HYPOCRITS, one and all, except for just a few.