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Democrats Karen Bass and Darrell Steinberg love to claim, "were it not for Prop. 13 California would not have an economic crisis.
They may be right. Without Prop. 13 home ownership, except for the very, very wealthy would be un affordable. Folks would have left the State years ago.
But, they are lying--even a Las Vegas newspaper understands. "Rather than conclude the obvious -- that decade after decade of high-tax, anti-business, anti-growth policymaking designed to sate
an ever-expanding state is ultimately unsustainable -- a handful of liberals have found their culprit: Proposition 13, a measure limiting property taxes passed by voters in 1978."
The folks in Nevada know how to say something directly. "And if California's spending class had actually heeded the message voters sent when they passed Proposition 13 more than 30 years ago, the buffoons in
Sacramento wouldn't find themselves today scrambling to shore up this house of cards."
Are you on board with the voter revolt of 2009-10?
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They may be right. Without Prop. 13 home ownership, except for the very, very wealthy would be un affordable. Folks would have left the State years ago.
But, they are lying--even a Las Vegas newspaper understands. "Rather than conclude the obvious -- that decade after decade of high-tax, anti-business, anti-growth policymaking designed to sate
an ever-expanding state is ultimately unsustainable -- a handful of liberals have found their culprit: Proposition 13, a measure limiting property taxes passed by voters in 1978."
The folks in Nevada know how to say something directly. "And if California's spending class had actually heeded the message voters sent when they passed Proposition 13 more than 30 years ago, the buffoons in
Sacramento wouldn't find themselves today scrambling to shore up this house of cards."
Are you on board with the voter revolt of 2009-10?
More...