Gov. Jerry Brown released budget

[Revere]

http://www.huntingtonbeachca.gov/files/users/city_clerk/MC0944.pdf

"Public place" for purposes of this section also means any unenclosed ground level
private yard, walkway, portion of outside steps, or driveway, where no permanent
physical barrier serves to fully restrict access to that area. An open garage which
directly abuts a public right-of-way will be considered public for purposes of this
section, as will any ground level entranceways immediately in front of a residence,
such as a cement slab, provided that it is not fully enclosed by a permanent physical
barrier

I think they selectively enforce that for the purpose of controlling riff raff.

 

[GHook93]

Reasons why business will be attracted to California:
38 Million customers;

True, but many transactions can be done over the phone, over the internet and sure as hell don't need to manufacture the good in CA to sell them there. Back in the 60s this might be an attraction, but no so much nowadays. Heck I sell to CA all day and I live in Chictown

Silicon Valley;
High tech leader, Bio-Tech leader, Green Energy leader;

Not the attraction it used to be either. The ease of moving and the ease of communication making relocating to any place very simple. My buddy worked in Silcon Valley 5 years back and they relocated his entire division to various rural place through out the country. He got moved to Iowa. Along with the relocation came huge play cuts, but he says he has never saved so much money and I am sure the Corps doing this area saying the same. Location means little nowadays, ESPECIALLY with so many people willing and able to relocate!

Abundance of Universities and Graduate Degrees;

LOL, relocation is not a problem and there is an abundance of competent grad school graduates all over the country.

Portal to the Orient & Asian Markets;

You got one!

Climate - snow stays where it belongs, on the ski slopes;
Food and wine production.
and the newest attraction for business, the venue for America's cup.

LOL, why not mention HOTTEST WOMEN ON THE PLANET! All attractions to people living and vacations in CA, but not for businesses trying to make a profit!

NOTE: Shit schools, crime rate, illegal alien infestation, HIGH COST OF LIVING, high taxation etc have overset many of the pluses of living in CA!

 

[Ernie S.]

Until the politicians deal with the state unions, the outlook for Ca. is going to be grim.
His cuts in salary are for non union state workers.

The problem is Kalifornia can't cut the salary of union workers under contract, so must go bankrupt in order to void labor agreements.

 

[loosecannon]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

 

[Revere]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

He's not going to get any spending cuts from Democrats in Sacramento.

 

[Revere]

Until the politicians deal with the state unions, the outlook for Ca. is going to be grim.
His cuts in salary are for non union state workers.

The problem is Kalifornia can't cut the salary of union workers under contract, so must go bankrupt in order to void labor agreements.

So nothing changes. Californians keep working for the unions.

That must be the "chocolate cake."

 

[GHook93]

NOPE, he is showing the world the fine art of bait and switch! He will say we will make deep cuts to spending in order to get agreements from the opposition to raise the already highest in country taxes. HOWEVER, as the fine liberal he is (and well politician), I highly doubt any meaningful spending cuts will actually occur!

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

 

[loosecannon]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

He's not going to get any spending cuts from Democrats in Sacramento.

and the teatards are not gonna get any spending cuts past their fellow repubs in DC, but at least MoonBeam is walking the walk.

You should be showering praise on him. Unless of course you are a complete hypocrite.

 

[Revere]

He doesn't deserve praise. He won't get any spending cuts, nor will his tax increases be approved by voters.

 

[Ernie S.]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

Before you thank me for my post, perhaps you should know that I think Kalifornia should go bankrupt. A court tossing out union contracts would be a great precedent in future negotiations with greedy municipal, state and federal workers.

 

[loosecannon]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

Before you thank me for my post, perhaps you should know that I think Kalifornia should go bankrupt. A court tossing out union contracts would be a great precedent in future negotiations with greedy municipal, state and federal workers.

Oh I live here and I completely agree.

Arny exhausted if not every, nearly every legal tactic for cutting spending within the union employee sphere. The courts said no. The dems and repubs said no.

I agree that technical bankruptcy is the only way to get that pandora back into a box.

 

[loosecannon]

He doesn't deserve praise. He won't get any spending cuts, nor will his tax increases be approved by voters.

I think rank and file CAians will do what we have to do to balance the budget. I think nearly everybody in the state is sick and tired of the gridlock.

And don't underestimate Jerry. He's ten times as legit as the entirety of the teatardy.

 

[Two Thumbs]

In releasing his first budget plan, the newly elected Democratic governor said he wanted to end the types of acccounting gimmicks, borrowing tricks and overly optimistic revenue assumptions that characterized the recent budgets signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

His budget projects the deficit at $25.4 billion over the next 18 months.

To close it, Brown called for $12.5 billion in spending cuts, including reductions in welfare, social services, health care for the poor, community colleges and a combined $1 billion cut to the University of California and California State University systems.

Brown is schooling the Teatards in the fine art of spending cuts.

Let's hope that A) he inspires them to live up to their promises and B) that they learn something from the aging master.

He's not going to get any spending cuts from Democrats in Sacramento.

Dont rain on his parade! He's honestly pissed that one of his own not only said the words "need to make cuts" but put out an actual plan to do so.

In his heart of hearts he knows it won't pass, and he can blame the reps for not raising taxes, for the death of CA.

And com'on, you gotta admire the blind loyalty to the liberal ideology.

 

[Revere]

He doesn't deserve praise. He won't get any spending cuts, nor will his tax increases be approved by voters.

I think rank and file CAians will do what we have to do to balance the budget. I think nearly everybody in the state is sick and tired of the gridlock.

And don't underestimate Jerry. He's ten times as legit as the entirety of the teatardy.

When Californians have voted on raising their own taxes, they have defeated those initiatives.

 

[loosecannon]

it's so instructive to see the teatards rail about government spending for 6 months and then suddenly become the biggest apologists on earth for maintaining the status quo.

 

[Revere]

it's so instructive to see the teatards rail about government spending for 6 months and then suddenly become the biggest apologists on earth for maintaining the status quo.

The spending cuts will be killed by Democrats, not Republicans.

Democrats are the only ones in control of the status quo.

 

[loosecannon]

The GOP in DC has never been and will never be for net spending cuts. Never.

 

[Revere]

I guess the issue of whether Jerrry Brown's proposed spending cuts are fraud is settled.

Has the 112th proposed a budget yet?

 

[Revere]

The peacetime budgets passed by Republican Congresses in the 1990s created surpluses.

 

[GHook93]

The GOP in DC has never been and will never be for net spending cuts. Never.

See New Jersey smarty!!!