I don’t think that the two Gubernatorial candidates are that substantially different. The governator does seem to have gotten on board with the, “borrow our way to prosperity,” school of thought though. Silly me I thought only Democrats did that.
Bonds are pretty much a bad idea(spend now pay more later). He seems to be pushing for passage of a bunch, but without raising taxes to pay for them, thats just disingenuous.
Almost every proposition is being pushed by one interest group hoping to steal from another in a very acute fashion. I will however be voting for 87, the oil tax. It will raise prices a bit, and probably the money won’t solve our dependency on oil, but its better than doing nothing. The market certainly wouldn’t address the problem in a realistic fashion.
