To: RS
The power contracts are not part of the budget and cost the State relatively little. I want HIM to get this specific, and lets see his numbers.
He has to dribble that information because his competitors (particularly Bill Simon, who just ripped off McClintock's fix on our workman's comp disaster) keep picking them up and using them as if they were their own.
The interest cost on $42 billion in bonds is "relatively little"???
Maybe you can pay my mortgage for me since it's such a pittance?
22 posted on
08/20/2003 8:25:06 AM PDT by
Carry_Okie
(California! See how low WE can go!)
To: RS
The interest cost on $42 billion in bonds is "relatively little"??? Excuse the typo, it's $12 billion in bonds, so far, $42 billion in contracts.
24 posted on
08/20/2003 8:26:35 AM PDT by
Carry_Okie
(California! See how low WE can go!)
To: Carry_Okie
"He has to dribble that information because his competitors (particularly Bill Simon, who just ripped off McClintock's fix on our workman's comp disaster) keep picking them up and using them as if they were their own.
The interest cost on $42 billion in bonds is "relatively little"??? "
As a legislator who supposedly cares about the people why has he not been shouting the needed fixes from the rooftops?
The Power Bond issues are NOT part of the State Budget at all, they are paid from your power bill. The relatively little portion of it is what the State itself pays for power- that is the only savings the State would see as part of it's budget.
26 posted on
08/20/2003 8:31:09 AM PDT by
RS
(nc)
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