March 12, 2014
In case you think Republicans all get along. The lieutenant governor's verbatim response, sent earlier today:
STATEMENT OF LT. GOV. REEVES ON HOUSE VOTE AGAINST TEACHER PAY PLAN
“Unfortunately, the House voted today against teachers getting $3,500 more in their paycheck by July 1, 2015. I had hoped this week Gov. Bryant could sign a significant teacher pay increase that included merit pay and was within our budget, but the House let political posturing win over increased teacher pay.”
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tstauffer 10 years, 1 month ago
On a related note, we learned yesterday at the Jackson 2000 luncheon that teachers are among some of the most frequent customers of payday-loan companies.