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But, about two years ago, I read it on the internet.You how it T'IS, if
it's on the internet, it must be true. Orr, maybe not. cuhulin |
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On Feb 24, 9:29*am, wrote:
Virtually throughout its history, and certainly in the 20th century, California has been known as the place to go for dynamism and growth. It did not become the richest, most populous, and most productive state solely because of its weather and natural resources. So it takes a lot to turn California around from growth to contraction, from people moving into the state to a net exodus from the state, from business moving into California to businesses leaving California. It takes some doing. And the Left has done it. [...] - California’s state expenditures grew from $104 billion in 2003 to $145 billion in 2008. - California has the worst credit rating in the nation. - California has the fourth highest unemployment rate in the nation, 9.3 percent -- higher even than the car manufacturing state of Michigan. - California has the second highest home foreclosure rate. - California’s tax-paying middle class is leaving the state. California’s net loss last year in state-to-state migration exceeded every other state's. New York, another Left-run state, was second. - Since 2000, California’s job growth rate -- which in the late 1970s was many times higher than the national average -- has lagged behind the national average by almost 20 percent. - California has lost 25 percent of its industrial work force since 2001. [...] http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles...B3D1A-8FC9-474.... And remember the best law you repug ever passed in California? The no new taxes law, the one that eliminated California as a place to go for research? Yeah, the law that has just been changed with very few repug votes. Every day, in every way you are making your selves into a minor party. |
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Devo wrote:
In article , wrote: It takes some doing. and' How much does "Prohibition" cost the state? Is it a good policy to take tax-payers off the street, corrupt the police courts and house these people at tax payers expense to only release them with a "mark" on their record, thereby driving them into the underground economy to not pay taxes ever again? Estimates of bringing $50 B if the weed is taxed. Welcome centers might just be a growth industry? And Obama is not going to waste resources of this "Crime" he's got bigger problems. Prohibition benefits the biggest growth (pun intended) industry in California: the prison system. Dip****zenegger needs to get control of the prison system instead of being led around by it. |
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Katrina money? You can ask Paul Gallo at,
I think that is his Super Talk radio show email address. cuhulin |
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On Feb 26, 6:39*am, Devo wrote:
In article , wrote: It takes some doing. and' How much does "Prohibition" cost the state? Is it a good policy to take tax-payers off the street, corrupt the police courts and house these people at tax payers expense to only release them with a "mark" on their record, thereby driving them into the underground economy to not pay taxes ever again? Estimates of bringing $50 B if the weed is taxed. Welcome centers might just be a growth industry? And Obama is not going to waste resources of this "Crime" he's got bigger problems. -- It's amazing what you can do. If... * * you put your mind to it. Run for Prezident - of Venezuela |
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