I agree that there shouldn't be waste and that budgets should be generally in order before more is asked of taxpayers, but the reason I ask for specifics is because I am pretty familiar with the State's budget and unless you just think the State shouldn't spend money on anything, there's really nothing to cut.  There's certainly nothing close to money needed to fix the roads, that simply doesn't exist in the budget.  Plus, the real waste happens when fixes are kicked own the road.  In 2 years what could've been fixed for X dollars will cost x times 2.  It's like ignoring a noise your car is making, hoping it means nothing and will go away.  That's what makes Caldara' plan so crazy.  He wants to have the Legislature issue a bond (interest owed) and take money from somewhere in the budget and have the Legislature 'prioritize' payment of the bond, so there's no plan on where and how the money gets repaid.  It's like no plan.  He chickens out telling you what'll be cut in the future.