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California legislature doing what it always does: spending money
Hot Air » Top Picks — ... One might thing that having a $50 billion shortfall for 2009 might have convinced California legislators to adopt more fiscal responsibility during an economic downturn.  Instead, they continue to spend money in a fashion that insults drunken sailors everywhere and makes Imelda Marcos look like Ebenezer Scrooge.  The Sacramento Bee reports that legislators faced with the additional, unplanned $8 billion deficit will do their best to widen it: California’s recession has not stopped lawmakers from proposing nearly two dozen bills that would dip into taxpayers’ pocketbooks for ...

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FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog — ... average of $2,700. State university fees, $3,849 a year, are much lower than any of the other comparable state university systems and scarcely half the average of $7,516. The University of California's current fees, $8,027 a year, are not quite the lowest of comparable systems – University at Buffalo, N.Y., has that ranking at $6,285. But UC's fees are nearly $2,000 below the average and just two-thirds of the most expensive school, the University of Illinois. California Democrats back causes that would tax millions - California Legislature Running WILD ...

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FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog — ... (tags: California_Cell_Phone_Law) California Democrats back causes that would tax millions - California Legislature Running WILD California's recession has not stopped lawmakers from proposing nearly two dozen bills that would dip ...