"[T]he plan, Senate Bill 121, would generate thousands of jobs without raising taxes and pay for improving roads and bridges across the state, aiding safety and boosting commerce. 'Every citizen benefits from this bill,' Sen. Lowell Barron said.
But Sen. Del Marsh, R-Anniston, said Republicans likely would ask lots of questions, especially on the wisdom of taking money from an investment account that generates earnings to support Medicaid, prisons, public health and other non-education state services."
If approved, the plan will ask voters in November to approve 10 annual deductions of $100 million from the Alabama Trust Fund.
