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  • January 16, 2009 at 7:12 PM #330706
    paramount
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    2 main problems in California:

    1. The politicians are exaggerating with regard to state debt/deficit so that the coming tax increases will be more acceptable to the public

    2. Public Employee Unions – they are absolutely sucking everyone and everything dry. They have destroyed this state, without a doubt.

    January 16, 2009 at 8:08 PM #330203
    ariffe22
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    Is there any way for the state to relieve itself of the massive costs associated with the Public Employee Unions besides a filing of BK? As I see it, it is exactly the same thing that is happening to the US Auto companies. They’ll be filing in 3-6 months so how much longer can California stand it?

    January 16, 2009 at 8:08 PM #330540
    ariffe22
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    Is there any way for the state to relieve itself of the massive costs associated with the Public Employee Unions besides a filing of BK? As I see it, it is exactly the same thing that is happening to the US Auto companies. They’ll be filing in 3-6 months so how much longer can California stand it?

    January 16, 2009 at 8:08 PM #330616
    ariffe22
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    Is there any way for the state to relieve itself of the massive costs associated with the Public Employee Unions besides a filing of BK? As I see it, it is exactly the same thing that is happening to the US Auto companies. They’ll be filing in 3-6 months so how much longer can California stand it?

    January 16, 2009 at 8:08 PM #330642
    ariffe22
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    Is there any way for the state to relieve itself of the massive costs associated with the Public Employee Unions besides a filing of BK? As I see it, it is exactly the same thing that is happening to the US Auto companies. They’ll be filing in 3-6 months so how much longer can California stand it?

    January 16, 2009 at 8:08 PM #330726
    ariffe22
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    Is there any way for the state to relieve itself of the massive costs associated with the Public Employee Unions besides a filing of BK? As I see it, it is exactly the same thing that is happening to the US Auto companies. They’ll be filing in 3-6 months so how much longer can California stand it?

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