If you walked into the legislative budget briefing Wednesday morning, you’d never be able to tell that just over a month ago, candidates for the General Assembly were accusing each other of everything from freeing death-row inmates to wasting millions of taxpayer dollars to chasing jobs out of the state.
Maybe that’s the way it is supposed to work, that once the election is over the politicians forget if not forgive and the winners begin the process of governing and talking about cooperating with each other for the good of the state.
