Research Rome. heh. I guess they didn’t teach you about Rome in HS or college. Either that or it went in one ear and out the other. That wouldn’t surprise me either. heh. There’s got to be something inbetween to catch it. 🙂

You phony ex-cops are liberal with everybody else’s money but conservative as hell with your own.

I read you like an old Keystone Cop dog-earred $0.25 paperback!

All you pigs care about are yourselves. Screw the taxpayers!!!

One thing conservatives really have developed a talent for is presenting themselves and their movement as oppressed victims of society. It is particularly amusing since that’s their canard when discussing the true social victims their policies have created.

Rex has got more brains in his pinky than you have between you ears. 🙂

OMG LMAO Another of the now infamous predictions of the poodleboi….. I have followed thuis troll to websites all over the kingdom and so far here’s the tally–

11 HUGE predictions

0 actually ever happened !

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nite nite poodlegirl…mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

GREAT review of a super-nervy Erie (et al) book to make your own case about the truth of what is at the bottom of our troubles in California.

I think Erie et al’s book should have been called “I’m Rubber, You’re Glue, Everything You Say Bounces Off Me and Sticks to You” because for one thing its title “Plunder, etc.” makes it look like a nyah-nyah-neener-neener answer back to Greenhut’s best-selling book “Plunder.” Bonus points if the authors and/or publisher are able to confuse the public by aping the title of Greenhut’s book (“Plunder!: How Public Employees are Raiding Public Treasuries”).

Plus it’s got to be the height of chutzpah for Erie and his gang to use public funds to write a book on how public funds are underfunded by a skin-flint taxpayer. The authors are the very definition of our problem!

Okay, although I thoroughly understand your argument that at the heart of our economic woes is a demographic imbalance, that doesn’t change the fact that public money is being wasted in California to the point that the absurd expenditure is the rule rather than the exception. Well, as you know.

I have a question: Because of the UC grant the authors received, are the profits from the sale of this book being funneled back to the UC system? And/or is their book offered as a free textbook at the many universities throughout the country where students are undoubtedly required to read it in the classes of liberal/leftist professors? I’d really like to know.

The question is, what in the heck were the other 10% doing wrong to NOT get the bonuses. Did they fail to show up for work?

This stopped only this past year — again at the urging of city councilman Carl DeMaio.

This is the madness that is indeed special in San Diego.