Two Thumbs
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We had the best schools until we had schools regulated at the federal level.
idiot
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So you're going to ignore the fact CA ignores federal law and has to care for illegals?
gunna ignore the fact that tax and waste has been the formula for decades?
you're pathetic
do they cost half the revenue coming in?
NO
but prop 13 did
" cost half the revenue "
wtf does that mean?
oh wait, its the lib mantra that the gov. owns your labor ( income) and they let you keep what they think is adequate....
if I don't earn an income to sppt 10K a year in CC payments...I don't spend the money, see how that works? now one oculd say hey you will get a rasie next year so just spend ahead and pay it down when your raise comes in....but, what happens if I don't get that rasie?
see how that works?
if prop 13 didn't exist we would be here anyway, becasue libs recognize NO limit to, well just about anything, spending most of all, there is always another project or entitlement to fund...
Californians deserve what they get. They could have voted in a conservative and gotten some fiscal sanity restored to the State but they chose to vote in Democrats instead.
Contrast their 16 billion dollar shortfall with Wisconsin...who in just two years under Scott Walker has gone from a 3 billion dollar deficit to a projected surplus. Maybe Cali can "rent" Walker to come in and fix things for them too?
Once again, the consequence of the states lawmakers abdicating their legislative authority to set taxing policy to the voters.
what the fuck?.....Tyvm, Pub gov't by referendum...idiocy...
Brown was both in favor of a Balanced Budget Amendment and opposed to Proposition 13, the latter of which would decrease property taxes and greatly reduce revenue to cities and counties.[24] When Proposition 13 passed in June 1978, he heavily cut state spending and, along with the Legislature, spent much of the $5 billion surplus to meet the proposition's requirements and help offset the revenue losses which made cities, counties and schools more dependent on the state.[14][24] His actions in response to the proposition earned him praise from Proposition 13 author Howard Jarvis who went as far to make a television commercial for Brown just before his successful reelection bid in 1978.[24][25]
Jerry Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you start going through websites dedicated to business and manufacturing, it's not as bleak in California as right wingers make it out to be. California still has the 8th largest economy in the world. They still give tens of billions to the federal government (money that's used to prop up Red States). A lot of the skilled labor that's now in Texas has moved from California. Texas doesn't really do much to develop their own. No Red State does. They tend to think education is for snobs. A lot of their skilled labor are actually immigrants.
Notice how right wingers point fingers and the first thing they scream is, "They want to blame it on Republicans". Well, what can you say. Republicans have no solutions. Without solutions, you are part of the problem, if not the problem. And the fact is, most of the problems of the country, from racism to a ruined economy to a depleted military, to failures in Iraq and Afghanistan come from Republican Policies. It can hardly be denied.
That article was in February.Californians deserve what they get. They could have voted in a conservative and gotten some fiscal sanity restored to the State but they chose to vote in Democrats instead.
Contrast their 16 billion dollar shortfall with Wisconsin...who in just two years under Scott Walker has gone from a 3 billion dollar deficit to a projected surplus. Maybe Cali can "rent" Walker to come in and fix things for them too?
You can keep Walker far from California thank you.
State faces $143 million budget shortfall by 2013
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin's state budget condition has worsened to the point that Gov. Scott Walker and possibly the Legislature will need to take emergency steps to avoid being out of balance.
The nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau on Thursday released the new projections that show the two-year budget will be $143 million short of balancing by July 2013.
Fiscal Bureau Director Bob Lang says in the memo to co-chairs of the Legislature's budget committee that the Walker administration is looking to address the problem through debt refinancing and restructuring.
At the time of the last estimate in October, the state's budget was projected to end with a positive $73 million balance.
A large reason for the change is a projected $273 million loss in tax collections.
State faces $143 million budget shortfall by 2013 - TODAY'S TMJ4
Here's the revised estimate:
Governor Walker says state has budget surplus - 620 WTMJ - Milwaukee's Source for Local News and Weather
I'd take a 143M shortfall over CA's 13B.
California blows. Those idiots get what they deserve. They could have thrown out Barbara Boxer and could have elected Meg Whitman. BUt the unions run the place now. CA is finished, our very own failed Greece right here in America.
dear fucking idiot Brown was better fiscally than Reagan
Gov Browne when he was running for office promised free college
education to illegals.Said their was plenty of money.
I wonder if he still feels that way.
What a dumb ass,and all the dumb assess who voted for him.