Thread: Is governmental debt all smoke and mirrors?

Georgia's are available on the web for the last 3 years.

I've ben getting alot of voicemails trying to locate the earlier ones...

Well, they're mailing me 2002-1997, with 1999 missing at this time. I filed for copies under 'Open Records' and should hear something from them in a few days. I'm not letting this go, Crocket.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by PinestrawGuys

Well, they're mailing me 2002-1997, with 1999 missing at this time. I filed for copies under 'Open Records' and should hear something from them in a few days. I'm not letting this go, Crocket.

Thanks!

Good deal! I'm curious to know how many taxpayer dollars a state like Georgia has hoarded in profit-generating funds. I'm even more curious what citizens in a state like Georgia will have to say about it once they find out.

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Good deal! I'm curious to know how many taxpayer dollars a state like Georgia has hoarded in profit-generating funds. I'm even more curious what citizens in a state like Georgia will have to say about it once they find out.[/quote]

I wonder if the sale of "gray caps" will rise.

Talk about fast service. UPS showed up today with a box!

From 1992 to 2003, missing only 1995 and 1999. I've been assured they're on the way, as well.

Now, what the hell am I supposed to be looking for???

Go, PineStraw, go! Wish I knew what to tell you! Maybe what you should be looking for is a difference of taxes paid in and the hard currency assets stated.

Originally Posted by PinestrawGuys

Talk about fast service. UPS showed up today with a box!

From 1992 to 2003, missing only 1995 and 1999. I've been assured they're on the way, as well.

Now, what the hell am I supposed to be looking for???

You're looking for revenues, such as those from superfunds, that are getting stockpiled rather than being rolled back into the budget.