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Carter, Burkett and Anderson on the Rainy Day Fund

At last Wednesday's TribLive conversation, first-term House members Stefani Carter, R-Dallas, Cindy Burkett, R-Mesquite, and Rodney Anderson, R-Grand Prairie, talked about whether the Legislature should dip into the Rainy Day Fund to reduce the size of the projected budget shortfall.

by Evan Smith

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At last Wednesday's TribLive conversation, first-term House membersStefani Carter, R-Dallas, Cindy Burkett, R-Mesquite, and Rodney Anderson , R-Grand Prairie, talked about whether the Legislature should dip into the Rainy Day Fund to reduce the size of the projected budget shortfall.

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