We need to get clarity about who is in charge of the government: three branches or one.

Almost every year, health-care providers have looked to the Legislature to correct the governor's reckless course, and we are back again asking for their help.

The few positives are offset by multiple, significant negatives.

Our hospitals need investment and support from our leaders, not hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts.

Government ought not to be telling employers what they should be paying. The market should be dictating the wages.

The burden to show that this is necessary falls on the government. There was no transparency. This is disturbing.