BREAKING: McCarville Report Claims Evidence Of Fallin Collusion With Democrats For Big Tax Increase

The McCarville report released this news...

​"Multiple sources close to the recent budget negotiations have confirmed that Governor Fallin and House Democrats are nearing agreement on a billion-dollar revenue bargain. The McCarville Report received a document with the secret details of their back-room budget talks.
After the Oklahoma Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the tobacco “fee” as an unconstitutional tax, Fallin and House Minority Leader Scott Inman said they would be negotiating personally in an effort to fill the budget gap.
House Democrats refused to vote for nearly all revenue-raising measures last session. Without support from their Caucus, the legislature cannot increase taxes because of a Constitutional provision that requires a three-fourths majority to pass such measures.
That was then. Now, sources claim the Governor and the House Minority Leader are close to agreement on a billion dollars in new revenue, mostly in the form of tax increases."

Majority Floor Leader, Jon Echols posted a brief and blunt response to social media: "This is a bad plan."

The McCarville Report is run by experienced and respected journalists. We have high confidence that this breaking development meets their editorial standards for reliability. The writer explains the nature of the evidence, here...

​  "A document obtained by The McCarville Report outlines the tentative agreement, detailing a list of revenue measures and expenditures. The document was recently circulated among House and Senate budget leaders, House and Senate staff, and senior Fallin Administration officials. The authenticity of the document has been verified by sources close to the discussions."

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