matter i read in baltimore sun the state of married land got 27 million dollars friday to begin developing insurance exchanges. if it goes to the supreme court and the supreme court agrees with the 11th circuit, declares this mandate unconstitutional, there s a serious gutting of this law. people have to rethink this. there s a practical reason for taxpayers. we know the supreme court is going to decide it one way or the other. greta, that s right. 27.2 million to maryland, a total of 185 million dollars went out friday to states. i m proud that in florida governor scott is not taking any of this money. because this is unconstitutional this is what we ve been saying all along. we are not getting wrapped up in money. it also affects our businesses. businesses aren t wanting to hire. the heritage foundation just did a study that showed there was a correlation between
found that none of the money was actually missing. but they have did find a general climate of financial mismanagement. the audit blames lack of proper oversight and inexperience for delays in the project that the university is trying to build this clyburn transportation center. they now say it s going to take until 2020 at the earliest before this project which has been in the works for more than a decade is finally completed if it ever is completed. according to the report, south carolina state university identified on 27 million dollars of the $107 million it needs to complete the transportation center. the report also points out what auditors call questionable expenditures. employees getting reimbursed for meals while attending conferences where meals were included in the cost of the registration fee. today at universities president george cooper issued a written statement saying quotes the most