Republican leaders in General Assembly say return budget surplus to Rhode Island taxpayers

1/7/2023

Video| Gene D Valicenti, 10 News Conference - NBC 10 News

On this week's edition of "10 News Conference," Senate Minority Leader Jessica de la Cruz and House Minority Leader Mike Chippendale say Rhode Island's budget surplus should be returned to taxpayers.

The Republican leaders also talk about why the GOP isn't winning key races.

They also talk about the state's housing crisis and why they think Housing Secretary Josh Saal should be replaced.

Republican leaders in General Assembly say return budget surplus to Rhode Island taxpayers

NBC 10 News Conference: Republican Leaders In General Assembly

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