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Meanwhile, back at the topic at hand, Warwick's precarious financial situation...$ 860M in long term liabilities for pensions and OPEB costs is all hyperbole? $12,8M deficit while borrowing $16.4M for road repairs, (short term, and short money, that might get 20 miles done), what about long term?

The population is shrinking, the schools are in real trouble both in terms of academics and infrastructure...another $100M for an archaic water system that is obsolete, outstanding bond payments and those approved not put out to market....Is there a master plan, ANYWHERE, to start to deal with this debacle?

It took decades to get to this mess, it will take decades to unwind it with less people and less businesses...Financial discipline in this State is an oxymoron and without spending cuts I have no idea how you fix this mess..

.OK, you can now resort to name calling, that ought to help....