Governor McDonnell takes a principled stand on spending

Lest we get too carried away with the notion that Virginia has a budget surplus, Governor Bob McDonnell reminded state agencies today that we need to keep spending under control.

McDonnell, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, has notified state agencies that by Nov. 5 they need to submit their plans to reduce 2, 4, or 6 percent of their appropriations from the general fund for fiscal year 2012.

Is this a surprise to anyone?

While the state has cut billions from its budget, it became so unnecessarily bloated under eight years of Democratic drunkenness that an austerity program under McDonnell has become necessary.

In other words – not everything has to be managed by the government and the government doesn’t always have to raise taxes.

So, the governor has taken an approach that makes a lot of sense: look at the entirety of the executive branch, identify efficiencies, spend only on our most necessary government programs, and save taxpayer dollars.

There is no doubt that this governor has drawn a line in the sand when it comes to spending and refuses to raise taxes on the people of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

A good reminder to voters this Election Day as to how conservatives hope to begin fixing a nearly $14 trillion national debt. It’s not going to be easy, but it is certainly necessary.

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