Perata has labeled the pay-as-you-go proposal a "nonstarter." Other Democrats contend it could end up costing the state more than selling bonds.
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and the Gub seems to agree with the head Dems, surprise surprise.
It's all or nothing.
Good luck, California, ya gonna need it.
I stood out as one of the folks who agreed to support the last bond measure over quite a few objections around here. I took a lot of heat for it. I thought it was prudent since it took place just months after S taking office.
I don't support $1 dollars worth of new bonds until we get our financial house in order. I want to see cuts. I want to see a sound budget proposed, one that doesn't base it's reasoning on a temporary hyper economic condition.
Frankly I'd rather see Tom challenge Arnold in a primary. I do not want four more years of this guy. Frankly, putting up with him for two plus years was painful enough.
That's the week. You never know with Ahrnold, the RINO, he may give illegals drivers license before the next election if it feathers HIS chances for re-election. What a worthless turd the pubbies went after. Any republican behind his reelection is not a republican.