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December 20, 2008 at 3:20 PM #318867December 20, 2008 at 3:55 PM #318380
TheBreeze
ParticipantOver-under on when the first realtor enters this thread to tout how this is good for the housing market?
So a 2.5% surcharge on income, eh? Wowsers! That’s gonna’ hurt. Supposedly Arnie is going to veto this crap. I think the state should just go ahead and declare bankruptcy so that some judge can break the union contracts and start firing CA state employees left and right as it’s obvious the legislature doesn’t have the stones to do what needs to be done.
December 20, 2008 at 3:55 PM #318730TheBreeze
ParticipantOver-under on when the first realtor enters this thread to tout how this is good for the housing market?
So a 2.5% surcharge on income, eh? Wowsers! That’s gonna’ hurt. Supposedly Arnie is going to veto this crap. I think the state should just go ahead and declare bankruptcy so that some judge can break the union contracts and start firing CA state employees left and right as it’s obvious the legislature doesn’t have the stones to do what needs to be done.
December 20, 2008 at 3:55 PM #318774TheBreeze
ParticipantOver-under on when the first realtor enters this thread to tout how this is good for the housing market?
So a 2.5% surcharge on income, eh? Wowsers! That’s gonna’ hurt. Supposedly Arnie is going to veto this crap. I think the state should just go ahead and declare bankruptcy so that some judge can break the union contracts and start firing CA state employees left and right as it’s obvious the legislature doesn’t have the stones to do what needs to be done.
December 20, 2008 at 3:55 PM #318793TheBreeze
ParticipantOver-under on when the first realtor enters this thread to tout how this is good for the housing market?
So a 2.5% surcharge on income, eh? Wowsers! That’s gonna’ hurt. Supposedly Arnie is going to veto this crap. I think the state should just go ahead and declare bankruptcy so that some judge can break the union contracts and start firing CA state employees left and right as it’s obvious the legislature doesn’t have the stones to do what needs to be done.
December 20, 2008 at 3:55 PM #318872TheBreeze
ParticipantOver-under on when the first realtor enters this thread to tout how this is good for the housing market?
So a 2.5% surcharge on income, eh? Wowsers! That’s gonna’ hurt. Supposedly Arnie is going to veto this crap. I think the state should just go ahead and declare bankruptcy so that some judge can break the union contracts and start firing CA state employees left and right as it’s obvious the legislature doesn’t have the stones to do what needs to be done.
December 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM #318401peterb
ParticipantYeah, let’s raise taxes. Supporting failure is the American way. Let’s feed the beast more, that will make them more efficient. Let’s give the addict more drugs, that will sober them up. Let’s do more of what got us here. That’s the ticket!
December 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM #318750peterb
ParticipantYeah, let’s raise taxes. Supporting failure is the American way. Let’s feed the beast more, that will make them more efficient. Let’s give the addict more drugs, that will sober them up. Let’s do more of what got us here. That’s the ticket!
December 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM #318795peterb
ParticipantYeah, let’s raise taxes. Supporting failure is the American way. Let’s feed the beast more, that will make them more efficient. Let’s give the addict more drugs, that will sober them up. Let’s do more of what got us here. That’s the ticket!
December 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM #318813peterb
ParticipantYeah, let’s raise taxes. Supporting failure is the American way. Let’s feed the beast more, that will make them more efficient. Let’s give the addict more drugs, that will sober them up. Let’s do more of what got us here. That’s the ticket!
December 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM #318892peterb
ParticipantYeah, let’s raise taxes. Supporting failure is the American way. Let’s feed the beast more, that will make them more efficient. Let’s give the addict more drugs, that will sober them up. Let’s do more of what got us here. That’s the ticket!
December 20, 2008 at 5:39 PM #318411XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=esmith]We’re paying one of the lowest property taxes in the country, so it’s a wash.[/quote]
So, if you’re an unemployed homeowner, that’s good, this will encourage you to stay. If you’re a highly paid professional who had the sense not to buy in a bubble, it’s bad, and you’ll want to move to another state. Sounds like a good plan to me. (Just sayin’)
XBoxBoy
December 20, 2008 at 5:39 PM #318760XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=esmith]We’re paying one of the lowest property taxes in the country, so it’s a wash.[/quote]
So, if you’re an unemployed homeowner, that’s good, this will encourage you to stay. If you’re a highly paid professional who had the sense not to buy in a bubble, it’s bad, and you’ll want to move to another state. Sounds like a good plan to me. (Just sayin’)
XBoxBoy
December 20, 2008 at 5:39 PM #318804XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=esmith]We’re paying one of the lowest property taxes in the country, so it’s a wash.[/quote]
So, if you’re an unemployed homeowner, that’s good, this will encourage you to stay. If you’re a highly paid professional who had the sense not to buy in a bubble, it’s bad, and you’ll want to move to another state. Sounds like a good plan to me. (Just sayin’)
XBoxBoy
December 20, 2008 at 5:39 PM #318823XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=esmith]We’re paying one of the lowest property taxes in the country, so it’s a wash.[/quote]
So, if you’re an unemployed homeowner, that’s good, this will encourage you to stay. If you’re a highly paid professional who had the sense not to buy in a bubble, it’s bad, and you’ll want to move to another state. Sounds like a good plan to me. (Just sayin’)
XBoxBoy
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