* For all the talk from Gov. Brown about cuts, the proposed spending ($91.4B) for 2012-13 is actually 5% (or $5B) higher than 2011-12.
* Gov. says that if you don’t approve his tax increase he will cut $5B from K-12 education. What he does not tell you is that even after cutting $5B from K-12, the state will be spending higher ($48B) on K-12 the next year than this year ($47B). The increase(2%) will more or less keep up with inflation in the economy. I fail to see how this will be “devastating” to public education as some people are saying.