The front page of the Tribune over two recent days tells two very different tales.
On the first day, we have state leaders poking at Prop 3, the voter-approved expansion of Medicaid, because the state simply cannot afford to fund it.
On the second day, we see $225 million in tax cuts that the state needs to enact because it has too much income.
How can both of these tales be true?
Craig Kelley, Salt Lake City
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