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Once again a court has found our Governor has violated the law, a contract or an agreement.
"The judge ruled that the governors use of the state Emergency Services Act to furlough state workers because the state did not have a budget at the time had limits.
...The emergency necessitating them was the failure of the Legislature to pass the budgets, though the reach of the orders extended long after those budgets were subsequently passed and signed into law," the judge wrote.
Roesch also ruled that furloughing state employees who are paid from special funds illegally interferes with the operation of specially funded agencies."
Did you know the Governor has used the nickels and dimes (hundreds of millions worth) from recycling cans and bottles to cover up the deficit, instead of protecting the environment.
Now a judge has found other agencies, specially funded, that he took money from.
At the end of the day, the total cost of law violations, stolen and misused money in the past three years will total over $10 billion--plus interest.
Now you know why California can not get out of the Great Depression. Makes you proud, huh?
Angry yet?
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"The judge ruled that the governors use of the state Emergency Services Act to furlough state workers because the state did not have a budget at the time had limits.
...The emergency necessitating them was the failure of the Legislature to pass the budgets, though the reach of the orders extended long after those budgets were subsequently passed and signed into law," the judge wrote.
Roesch also ruled that furloughing state employees who are paid from special funds illegally interferes with the operation of specially funded agencies."
Did you know the Governor has used the nickels and dimes (hundreds of millions worth) from recycling cans and bottles to cover up the deficit, instead of protecting the environment.
Now a judge has found other agencies, specially funded, that he took money from.
At the end of the day, the total cost of law violations, stolen and misused money in the past three years will total over $10 billion--plus interest.
Now you know why California can not get out of the Great Depression. Makes you proud, huh?
Angry yet?
More...