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Message: [QUOTE="JSM1970, post: 1565071, member: 6013"] A couple things 1) across the board reductions in state workers by 10% (to start) 2) reduction in retiree pensions by 10% 3) consolidation of redundant local services at the regional and county levels, drive substantial economies of scale 4) substantial business credits and incentives to attract companies, like MA did to GE 5) scale back some of the transpiration and make better investments. Letting state workers do any of the work is a waste, drags on, costly, disruption to local communities Just a few quick ideas. Would save billions of more. I would honestly go deeper on #1-2 [/QUOTE]