Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau argues the 2017 SEBAC deal fell $537 million short of promised savings, and lawmakers must evaluate results—not narratives—before renegotiating in 2027 to ensure accountability and long-term fiscal sustainability. Read the full article here.
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