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To: McGavin999

Janet Napolitano left our state in a fiscal mess.

Arizona is in the midst of a state revenue crisis. Prop. 100 is not a permanent increase and doesn’t provide a permanent solution to state budget problems.

Proposition 100 is a bridge over some troubled fiscal waters we face in the next three years and provide stability for core institutions till the state’s economy rebuilds.


78 posted on 08/11/2010 7:32:56 PM PDT by Beowulf9
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To: Beowulf9
I'll argue with you about that some other time, I have no intention of giving her opponent ammunition. However, I will debate the issue in depth after the election.

Simple fact is, Jan's luckiest day was the day they sent her SB1070.

95 posted on 08/11/2010 8:09:45 PM PDT by McGavin999 (I'm sorry, your race card is overdrawn and no further charges can be accepted)
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To: Beowulf9
Proposition 100 is a bridge over some troubled fiscal waters we face in the next three years and provide stability for core institutions till the state’s economy rebuilds.

I'll go on record with the prediction that in three years we'll see a prop on the ballot promising to 'Save education without raising taxes!' that will extend (or make permenant) this 'temporary' 20% tax hike.

Prop 100 didn't magically make more money appear in consumer's pockets. It simply spread what was already there thinner. Consumers are now buying fewer goods and services than they could have without it. This means more money going to State sponsored social programs and less going to businesses that could otherwise be providing new jobs with it.

It isn't a bridge over 'troubled fiscal waters' - it's a tunnel leading straight down into its depths.

104 posted on 08/11/2010 8:33:47 PM PDT by Antonello (Oh my God, don't shoot the banana!)
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