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California will get a little over a billion dollars for the sale of 11taxpayer owned building. To use them will cost us about $2.3billion--so the bright bodybuilder, Arnold, is signing a deal that will cost the people of California more than one billion dollars--even a fifth grader knows that is not smart.
"In the long run, it'll actually costs taxpayers more to rent back the office space over 35 years, especially since a number of those properties are nearly paid off, and state is close to owning them free and clear.
"This was an unconstitutional," said Joseph Cotchett, an attorney to stop the sale. "This is an outrage that these magnificent buildings are being sold for this amount of money."
Besides the cost to taxpayers, the sale also raised question over the $500,000 finder's fee Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido was in line for if the deal went through, but that has since been cancelled."
Was the corruption really stopped? No one can tell.
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"In the long run, it'll actually costs taxpayers more to rent back the office space over 35 years, especially since a number of those properties are nearly paid off, and state is close to owning them free and clear.
"This was an unconstitutional," said Joseph Cotchett, an attorney to stop the sale. "This is an outrage that these magnificent buildings are being sold for this amount of money."
Besides the cost to taxpayers, the sale also raised question over the $500,000 finder's fee Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido was in line for if the deal went through, but that has since been cancelled."
Was the corruption really stopped? No one can tell.
More...