[NormsRevenge]

"We may well be the first generation that will not be able to pass on a better lifestyle or the quality-of-life living conditions to our children that we had ourselves," he said.

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Ya sure took care of the unions and special interests tho, huh?

[bobjam]

Simply put; it's the law of supply and demand. One in five Californians can afford a median priced home because the supply of homes is incredibly low relative the demand for homes. The supply is low not for a lack of materials or places. but because of anti-growth government regulation and endless lawsuits by eco-wackos.

[hattend]

State Senate leader Don Perata officially unveiled legislation Wednesday to fund huge Bay Bridge cost overruns and other seismic-retrofit needs throughout the state with a multibillion-dollar bond that would go to voters.

This will pass. Most Californians haven't seen a bond measure they didn't like. The state is broke, just add some more debt...everything will be okay, we'll just raise taxes to pay for it.

Start a campaign against it now before Perata gets the state Dem machine revved up.

[Michael.SF.]

It's not like they just learned that we have earthquakes in California and the bridges are old.

Let's see: 100,000 cars a day cross the bay bridge @ 3.00 per car. That is a cool $2,000,000 a week. Not exactly chump change.