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California commits suicide. (Not so much)
California commits suicide. (Not so much)
The goose that lays the golden eggs has given California politicians a closer look at the business end of its egg production facilities. I am not naïve enough to believe that we are seeing an overwhelming ideological shift in California’s liberal base, but more of a pragmatic understanding ...
Crisis 18% salary slash for California officials isn't 100% what it seems
Crisis 18% salary slash for California officials isn't 100% what it seems
latimesblogs.latimes.com — Boy oh boy, did California voters show bickering state officials a thing or two with their slam-dunk... downing of five out of six financial propositions in Tuesday's voting. As The Ticket reported then, they didn't just say No; they said No way! In ... (more) Crisis 18% salary slash for California officials isn't ...
The Associated Press: Schwarzenegger's 3rd budget reform attempt flops
google.com — 1 hour ago LOS ANGELES (AP) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wanted to permanently fix California's "broken budget system."... But three times now he has tried and failed to smooth out the state's roller coaster revenues. Voters on Tuesday resoundingly ... (more) The Associated Press: Schwarzenegger's 3rd budget ...
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