Luna monitoring what he calls 'escalating rhetoric' on budgets
BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Idaho's public schools leader doesn't believe automatic federal budget cuts will have much of an immediate impact on Idaho.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna said Monday his office has been monitoring what he terms "escalating rhetoric."
According to the White House, Idaho this year stands to lose $6.6 million in funds for primary and secondary education, and to help teach children with disabilities.
But Luna says most of the state's 115 school districts are still drawing money budgeted for 2012 and haven't yet tapped fiscal year 2013 cash.
That means immediate impacts will likely be minimal, Luna predicts.
President Obama said Monday he's still trying to round up Republican leaders who will work with his administration to end $85 million in budget reductions that went into effect Friday.
To clarify "no one to support you and all, Government Entities by tax revenue, and the service side" from the supply side,(assets money, labor, land resources, plant equipment, production and manufacturing working together as working capital).
Sorry Luna you do not anyone working to support you, in Idahos economic system's structure  Necessarybehavior that is composed via subsystems and sub-processes to elementary parts and process steps,  through the GDP,
 they are 1) supply, production, manufacturing, 2) Service  types,
real estates, sales outlets, Banks, bookstores, accounting, education,
etc. and 3) the ultimate consumer, (people, aka labor and not cheap
minimum labor as it is not going to supply profits and tax revenue.