Comments on: Is An All-Cuts Budget Ahead?

By: ann

ann — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 12:25:12 +0000

“People voted overwhelmingly for my platform.” When Brown was running for governor, he did not have a tax plan or a plan to balance the budget. I find this to be funny. I have asked Californians how Brown was going to balance the budget, no one knew, Californians just knew. (Knew what I do not know) Brown never had a plan. I take that back, Brown’s plan was to tax the last 2 people working in California

By: David from Oceanside

David from Oceanside — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 18:11:31 +0000

It turns out Jerry’s budget is almost an all no-cuts budget. Percentage wise anyways.

Jerry claims a budget with 12 Billion in cuts and 12 billion in “tax extensions”.

Assemblyman Don Wagner (R Irvine) in an interview with Chris Reed on KOGO said that according to the Legislative Analysts Office the budget actually has $8 Billion in one time cuts and $70 Billion in additional taxes over 5 years. That is almost a 9 to 1 ratio of new taxes to cuts. Only a Politician could call a 9 to 1 ratio balanced.

The sad truth is that Jerry is no better than Arnold and we still have the same bunch of whores in the senate and Assembly. The only solution for CA will come after there is no more money and no more hope.

By: Tom Tanton

Tom Tanton — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:20:39 +0000

Almost funny. I hought JB said an all cuts budget was impossible to create.

By: The Hammer

The Hammer — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 19:30:20 +0000

“People voted overwhelmingly for my platform,” Brown said, after chastising 30 Republicans who announced they will not vote for his budget. “Then why are you here? It’s not American to say no to vote.”

Didn’t Brown decline to defend Prop 8? A majority of CA voters voted for that did they not? Who really is the un-American and anti-democracy hack?

Just asking!!!