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Mr. Snyder, a first-term Republican, has made it a priority to boost the state's rainy-day fund.
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TABOR, he argues, would have had a rainy-day fund and would have limited spending to 6% of the economy.
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Michigan state Rep. Tom McMillin, a Rochester Hills Republican, said he isn't opposed to a rainy-day fund but believes it has become too big.
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Many states, such as Texas and Oklahoma, use the tax revenues from oil and gas to fund state education projects, health care obligations and rainy-day funds.
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Rep. Mike Castle (R-Del.) proposed that legislators set up a "rainy day fund" to actually budget for disasters, rather than go through the current process of having the president have to request the funds.
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