More brilliance in California

[Arraya]

Well the bright side is CA finances are on par with the finances of most states, all of Wall Street, the car companies and about 30 other countries. Bankruptcy seems to be an epidemic. The race to the bottom continues. Thanks Federal Reserve, sure you can continue handling monetary policy we love the abuse.

[Omega Point]

[quote]He said the state’s economic condition has deteriorated significantly since then, with a cratering stock market and the continued decline of the housing industry.[/quote]

If Schwarzenegger thinks it has deteriorated signaficantly this year, wait till next year. He hasn’t seen anything yet.

What will it be next year… a 12% sales tax and a plea to Feds for a bailout?

There’s a simple solution to all of this. Cut speanding, cut spending, cut spending. But no one is willing to voluntarily to take the medicine. I guess we’ll have to be tied down and have it shoved down our throats. It’s coming.

[Omega Point]

[quote]He said the state’s economic condition has deteriorated significantly since then, with a cratering stock market and the continued decline of the housing industry.[/quote]

If Schwarzenegger thinks it has deteriorated signaficantly this year, wait till next year. He hasn’t seen anything yet.

What will it be next year… a 12% sales tax and a plea to Feds for a bailout?

There’s a simple solution to all of this. Cut speanding, cut spending, cut spending. But no one is willing to voluntarily to take the medicine. I guess we’ll have to be tied down and have it shoved down our throats. It’s coming.

[Omega Point]

[quote]He said the state’s economic condition has deteriorated significantly since then, with a cratering stock market and the continued decline of the housing industry.[/quote]

If Schwarzenegger thinks it has deteriorated signaficantly this year, wait till next year. He hasn’t seen anything yet.

What will it be next year… a 12% sales tax and a plea to Feds for a bailout?

There’s a simple solution to all of this. Cut speanding, cut spending, cut spending. But no one is willing to voluntarily to take the medicine. I guess we’ll have to be tied down and have it shoved down our throats. It’s coming.

[Omega Point]

[quote]He said the state’s economic condition has deteriorated significantly since then, with a cratering stock market and the continued decline of the housing industry.[/quote]

If Schwarzenegger thinks it has deteriorated signaficantly this year, wait till next year. He hasn’t seen anything yet.

What will it be next year… a 12% sales tax and a plea to Feds for a bailout?

There’s a simple solution to all of this. Cut speanding, cut spending, cut spending. But no one is willing to voluntarily to take the medicine. I guess we’ll have to be tied down and have it shoved down our throats. It’s coming.

[Omega Point]

[quote]He said the state’s economic condition has deteriorated significantly since then, with a cratering stock market and the continued decline of the housing industry.[/quote]

If Schwarzenegger thinks it has deteriorated signaficantly this year, wait till next year. He hasn’t seen anything yet.

What will it be next year… a 12% sales tax and a plea to Feds for a bailout?

There’s a simple solution to all of this. Cut speanding, cut spending, cut spending. But no one is willing to voluntarily to take the medicine. I guess we’ll have to be tied down and have it shoved down our throats. It’s coming.

[afx114]

California’s GDP is larger than most countries in the world (except for 8 of them). That’s got to count for something, doesn’t it?

[afx114]

California’s GDP is larger than most countries in the world (except for 8 of them). That’s got to count for something, doesn’t it?

[afx114]

California’s GDP is larger than most countries in the world (except for 8 of them). That’s got to count for something, doesn’t it?

[afx114]

California’s GDP is larger than most countries in the world (except for 8 of them). That’s got to count for something, doesn’t it?

[afx114]

California’s GDP is larger than most countries in the world (except for 8 of them). That’s got to count for something, doesn’t it?

[cr]

We may be broke but we’ve got a $4 Billion World Class Stem Cell Research Center in the Cliffs of La Jolla, and now we will have a $20 billion state of the art high speed train.

Way to go voters!

[cr]

We may be broke but we’ve got a $4 Billion World Class Stem Cell Research Center in the Cliffs of La Jolla, and now we will have a $20 billion state of the art high speed train.

Way to go voters!

[cr]

We may be broke but we’ve got a $4 Billion World Class Stem Cell Research Center in the Cliffs of La Jolla, and now we will have a $20 billion state of the art high speed train.

Way to go voters!

[cr]

We may be broke but we’ve got a $4 Billion World Class Stem Cell Research Center in the Cliffs of La Jolla, and now we will have a $20 billion state of the art high speed train.

Way to go voters!

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