Posted on 02/09/2004 6:07:09 PM PST by rightytoo
In California, we finally ousted the seated Democrat governor and placed Arnold in power as our Republican governor. Arnold's solution to the budget mess is to pass Proposition 57 and 58. Proposition 57 is a huge bond measure. Tom McClintock is against 57.
Question: What is the best Republican strategy in this case? Do we support the governor that we worked so hard to place in power and hope that this is part of a comprehensive plan? Or, do we vote against a huge bond measure because it will just cause further debt? If we vote against proposition 57, then what is the solution to California's debt problem.
(2) Control the border by insisting on Prop 187 be put into law as voted by the "will of the people"
(3) Cut ALL spending...across the board... by an equal percentage (to prevent "political issues")and make all further significant increases in spending a ballot issue
(4) Stop driving out businesses by reforming tort\workers comp.\environmental policies.
(5)Rein in overblown real estate pricing
(6) Bomb hollywood and the ninth circuit court
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