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California has over 20% in real unemployment. We also have policies to assure we become the number one State in unemployment. Recently a Sacramento firm sent 901 jobs to other nations. Boeing took 550 jobs from Long Beach and sent them to Oklahoma.
Two reason: high taxes and bad environmental policies. AB 32, with its companion SB 375 has killed the market for jobs as much as the bad tax policies of the Democrats and Arnold.
"And some think there is a healthy side-order of guilt to go along with the attractive California lifestyle, attracting to many opposing the environmental cause.
Proposition 23 would suspend AB32, California’s Global Warming Solutions Act, also known as cap and trade legislation. Cap-and-trade language has become commonly used, but rarely explains that total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are capped, and firms are allowed to trade the limited quantity of emission permits.
AB32s implementation has already begun, but critics of AB32 say that if California’s adoption of these regulations does not also become the law throughout the nation, the reliance on renewable energy could create price spikes and even brownouts, leading to businesses avoiding California altogether, because of the risk. One Republican Senate report billed AB32 as, the doctrine that California must single-handedly resolve the cyclical atmospheric warming trend through Herculean regulatory efforts.”
Prop. 23 would put a moratorium on the job killer Arnold loves.
Here is your choice--save your job or annoy the amateur Governor. Be careful who you vote for on November 2--no more Arnolds'
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Two reason: high taxes and bad environmental policies. AB 32, with its companion SB 375 has killed the market for jobs as much as the bad tax policies of the Democrats and Arnold.
"And some think there is a healthy side-order of guilt to go along with the attractive California lifestyle, attracting to many opposing the environmental cause.
Proposition 23 would suspend AB32, California’s Global Warming Solutions Act, also known as cap and trade legislation. Cap-and-trade language has become commonly used, but rarely explains that total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are capped, and firms are allowed to trade the limited quantity of emission permits.
AB32s implementation has already begun, but critics of AB32 say that if California’s adoption of these regulations does not also become the law throughout the nation, the reliance on renewable energy could create price spikes and even brownouts, leading to businesses avoiding California altogether, because of the risk. One Republican Senate report billed AB32 as, the doctrine that California must single-handedly resolve the cyclical atmospheric warming trend through Herculean regulatory efforts.”
Prop. 23 would put a moratorium on the job killer Arnold loves.
Here is your choice--save your job or annoy the amateur Governor. Be careful who you vote for on November 2--no more Arnolds'
More...