[Carry_Okie]

As I said before the election, it will take these newbies at least six months to find out where the money is going. Because of the structural impacts of continued spending on top of the existing deficit, the difficulty of redressing those deficits will increase drastically, simply because of the delay of waiting for Arnold's people to figure it out. Now that we have to wait for November for him to realize that the public won't give him the bond money he wants, it will be even worse. So we wait for our budget goddess from Florida to come up to speed.

That was the single strongest argument for electing McClintock, who has a detailed knowledge of where the bodies are buried. Considering the slowly accumulating disaster waiting for us, when do our "fiscal conservatives" who supported Arnold get their comeuppance for their arrogant dishonesty?

Haven't seen FairOpinion for a while. Gosh, I wonder why?

Heard anything about "renegotiating" the power contracts? Gosh, I wonder why?

Wondering when we are going to see substantive cuts? Gosh, I wonder why, NOT.

Arnold is still wishing that he can make everybody happy. In California's entitlement culture, it ain't gonna happen.

[FairOpinion]

"That was the single strongest argument for electing McClintock, who has a detailed knowledge of where the bodies are buried. "

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And what is preventing McClintock from telling Arnold all about those specific places, if McC does indeed puts California's interests first?