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Arnold may be the richest man to be Governor of California--and one with the least experience in public policy or politics.
The Democrats like power and control--and they are actually owned by the unions. They do not care about deficits or debt.
One thing the Democrats and the Governor have in common is that $38 billion in deficits and over $600 billion in debt obviously means nothing to them. Just look at their lack of action to fix the problems.
"What is business-as-usual? Just this week Assembly budget subcommittees met to discuss such pressing matters as Juvenile Justice, Assemblywoman Fiona Mas fur products labeling bill, civil rights and domestic violence issues, animal enclosures at zoos (!), public housing authorities and, of course, how best to implement the California Green chemistry initiative in other words, how to add more regulations to manufacturers.
And what was the Senate doing? The Food and Agriculture committee discussed horses and pesticides. The Transportation and Housing subcommittee talked over the global recession. Predictably, the Committee on Climate Change met to discuss local solutions part of the global warming fantasy to control the private sector, ultimately killing the goose that laid the golden egg."
We need a big voter revolt in November--most of the current crop of legislators seem to be interested in either themselves or their union owners.
California is in a Depression and it is getting worse. We have 12.5% unemployment and growing. The deficit has GROWN by $10 billion since January1.
Enough said--now do something.
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The Democrats like power and control--and they are actually owned by the unions. They do not care about deficits or debt.
One thing the Democrats and the Governor have in common is that $38 billion in deficits and over $600 billion in debt obviously means nothing to them. Just look at their lack of action to fix the problems.
"What is business-as-usual? Just this week Assembly budget subcommittees met to discuss such pressing matters as Juvenile Justice, Assemblywoman Fiona Mas fur products labeling bill, civil rights and domestic violence issues, animal enclosures at zoos (!), public housing authorities and, of course, how best to implement the California Green chemistry initiative in other words, how to add more regulations to manufacturers.
And what was the Senate doing? The Food and Agriculture committee discussed horses and pesticides. The Transportation and Housing subcommittee talked over the global recession. Predictably, the Committee on Climate Change met to discuss local solutions part of the global warming fantasy to control the private sector, ultimately killing the goose that laid the golden egg."
We need a big voter revolt in November--most of the current crop of legislators seem to be interested in either themselves or their union owners.
California is in a Depression and it is getting worse. We have 12.5% unemployment and growing. The deficit has GROWN by $10 billion since January1.
Enough said--now do something.
More...