swizzlee
RedWhiteAndBlue
For those of you who claim the WI recall will have little impact nationwide, please do keep your heads in the sand..........
This is just the start. No matter how much you whine about the poor abused union member having some "right" [please provide the source in our Bill of Rights for that wrong-assed assumption] to the out-of-control benefits so many now receive, you fail to remember that there's always, always, always a limit. The unions have reached that limit. Now it's the turn of the non-union working middle class who are being driven into the ditch paying for these "90% of income" pension benefits.
2 California cities voters approve pension cuts
By The Associated Press
Voters in two major California cities overwhelmingly approved measures to cut retirement benefits for city workers Tuesday in contests being closely watched as states and local governments throughout the country struggle with mounting pension obligations.
In San Diego, 68 percent voted in favor of Proposition B while 32 percent were opposed. More than of precincts reported.
The margin in San Jose was even wider, with 71 percent in favor of Measure B and 29 percent opposed. Nearly half of precincts reported.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed called the vote a victory for fiscal reform.
2 California cities voters approve pension cuts - NBC Politics
This is just the start. No matter how much you whine about the poor abused union member having some "right" [please provide the source in our Bill of Rights for that wrong-assed assumption] to the out-of-control benefits so many now receive, you fail to remember that there's always, always, always a limit. The unions have reached that limit. Now it's the turn of the non-union working middle class who are being driven into the ditch paying for these "90% of income" pension benefits.
2 California cities voters approve pension cuts
By The Associated Press
Voters in two major California cities overwhelmingly approved measures to cut retirement benefits for city workers Tuesday in contests being closely watched as states and local governments throughout the country struggle with mounting pension obligations.
In San Diego, 68 percent voted in favor of Proposition B while 32 percent were opposed. More than of precincts reported.
The margin in San Jose was even wider, with 71 percent in favor of Measure B and 29 percent opposed. Nearly half of precincts reported.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed called the vote a victory for fiscal reform.
2 California cities voters approve pension cuts - NBC Politics
