You, me, and several CA freepers will join Arnold and Tom McClintock to support the reform agenda. Unfortunately, not everyone here is on board. Calcowgirl, Prime Choice and some others appear unwilling to join our noble cause.
It's slow going, the unions are throwing tens or even $100 million at stopping Arnold's reforms but progress *is* being made. Debt was serviced early. No taxes have been raised. Gay marriage is halted. Illegal driver's licenses halted. Again. Minute Men support. Car tax tripling repealed. There was no new borrowing this year. Workman's Comp reform happened. The CA economy is growing.
If you truly want to fix things at a quicker pace we must change the makeup of the legislature and cut off the bottomless pit of funds for union crooks to spew lies year-round. We're at a critical cross-roads with this special election.
We didn't get into this mess quickly; we can't get out over night either.
If you truly want to fix things at a quicker pace we must change the makeup of the legislature and cut off the bottomless pit of funds for union crooks to spew lies year-round. We're at a critical cross-roads with this special election.
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Ageed on all -- the legislature is a particularly bad problem since the increasing abundance (illegal invasion) of leftist voters just keeps increasing. Unseating these libs is not easy but we have to keep trying.
Hey Newzjunkey--Did you even read this article?
Former Silicon Valley Rep. Tom Campbell brought the fight over Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's ballot initiatives to San Jose on Wednesday, warning members of the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce that new taxes are "highly likely" if a proposal to curb government spending is not passed...Your buddy Arnold, now that his $15 billion dollar piggy bank is almost empty (Prop 57/58 that you supported), wants us to approve Prop 76 which authorizes more bonds and frees up another $10 Billion for him to spend. If not passed, the liberal is threatening to raise taxes. And you want everyone to jump on board to more fiscal mismanagement? No thanks. I'll jump on board when he starts talking again about CUT, CUT, CUT.
BTW, given your past posting history, I find you trying to use Tom McClintock as a selling point is pretty disingenuous. You trashed him at every opportunity. (You call him a "hack," a "political dinosaur" and "out of step with California." You say: "I can't respect this guy.") What you fail to realize is that many who supported Tom in the recall election are perfectly capable of evaluating things and making their minds up on their own.
Bump to the unappeasables being in a tight spot.