Allen Essig, Director of the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, explains the state budget and why legislators can’t change the budget very much. So when they promise this and promise that, remember: there just isn’t enough money to fulfill all promises, unless, of course, you don’t mind a little increase in your taxes.
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