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And how does his opposition to debt (bonds) put him in the same camp as the RATs? The RATs want us to pay more taxes and bonds do just that. Oh, we pay later, not now, but the net result is still the same on a present value basis. And we pay interest, too. Don't think we can cut (enough) spending. I beg to differ. This problem is large enough, but not unsolvable. Some sacred cows will be slaughtered in the process, but that is OK with me. Do we need a Coastal Commision, no. Do we need CAL_OSHA, no. College students will pay more, yep. And so on.

The Dems want Arnold to raise taxes, so he will destroy CA even more, so the Dems can get elected. It's either the bond measure or immediate tax increases.

Whatever reasons McClintock states, the results are what count, and he is voting, and speaking out publicly against the bond measure, just like the Dems.

Arnold is doing the responsible thing, the only feasible thing: "The bond would only be sold if the voters approve the state spending limit described above to ensure politicians can never again put current year spending on the state's credit card," the governor's office says.
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