And California Wonders Why It's BILLIONS of Dollars In DEBT?

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GREAT going, kullyfornia... GREAT going... looks like ANOTHER PROGTARD SUCCESS STORY... they're BLEEDING THE STATE DRY supporting them in their SANCTUARY CITIES, and they're even getting SHOT IN THE FACE BY THEM, but the left coast zipper heads are too stupid to do anything about it, and now.... THEY'RE FUCKED. It'll take a WAR to get the state back...


It's official: Latinos now outnumber whites in California

It apos s official Latinos now outnumber whites in California - LA Times
 
Give the Libtard state back to Mexico like La Raza wants and build another fence....


Oh, and we keep our water!!!!
 
So because someone is Latino they can't support them self? Our governor here in Nevada is Latino.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.
 
GREAT going, kullyfornia... GREAT going... looks like ANOTHER PROGTARD SUCCESS STORY... they're BLEEDING THE STATE DRY supporting them in their SANCTUARY CITIES, and they're even getting SHOT IN THE FACE BY THEM, but the left coast zipper heads are too stupid to do anything about it, and now.... THEY'RE FUCKED. It'll take a WAR to get the state back...


It's official: Latinos now outnumber whites in California

It apos s official Latinos now outnumber whites in California - LA Times
Please connect Latinos to debt.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.

Yep, typical leftwing lunacy... let's just pretend it doesn't exist. Much like Clinton's surpluses... all he did was transfer borrowings from public to Interfund. He never ran a surplus.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.
Can you support that? It's contrary to everything I've heard.
California s budget surplus soars to new heights; schools to benefit - San Jose Mercury News
OK, stupid, here ya go...

Three reasons why public debt continues to burden California's economy
Jan 14, 2015, 7:33am PST
Allen Young
Sacramento Business Journal

1. California's current revenue surplus PALES in comparison to its overall DEBT BURDEN

2. Recent changes in teacher pensions could add pressure to extend the Proposition 30 tax hike

3. The state's growing debt burden provides fewer dollars each year for public services and infrastructure that benefits the private sector

Three reasons why public debt continues to burden California s economy - Sacramento Business Journal



The Fiscal Burden of Illegal Immigration on California Taxpayers 2014

Illegal Immigration Costs California Taxpayers More Than 25 Billion a Year Finds FAIR


 
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Three reasons why public debt continues to burden California's economy
Jan 14, 2015, 7:33am PST
Allen Young
Sacramento Business Journal

Gov. Jerry Brown has made paying down state debt the cornerstone of his budgetary… more

Gov. Jerry Brown has made paying down state debt the cornerstone of his budgetary philosophy. But California's credit card balance continues to grow — meaning continuing pressure for new taxes and more cuts to public services.

Here are three key facts about the state of California's debt problem.


1. California's current revenue surplus pales in comparison to its overall debt burden

California's tax revenue is running about $4 billion ahead of earlier estimates. But the state faces approximately $227 billion in long-term debts, costs and liabilities, the vast majority of them related to public pensions.

When it comes to infrastructure, the state faces $87 billion in outstanding bonds, and billions more are needed for deferred maintenance, according to the California Department of Finance.

2. Recent changes in teacher pensions could add pressure to extend the Proposition 30 tax hike

Under teacher pension changes approved last year, school districts are expected to pay an additional $1.2 billion in employer contributions in 2016. Teachers hired after 2013 would contribute an additional $864 million from their salaries, according to the California State Teachers' Retirement System. State contributions also will rise.

Those additional pension costs steadily increase until 2046. That year, districts are expected to spend an additional $9.3 billion over what they would have under the prior structure. The state would contribute an additional $2.2 billion that year, and teachers would chip in $1 billion.




G I know you have comprehension issues but today, I get to punk your bitch ass out !!
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
Nice try. But you will find here that California is way above average in the funding of its public pension funds.
 
This thread just goes to show how STUPID liberals/leftists/progs are.

COMMON KNOWLEDGE and SIMPLE FACTS have to pointed out TIME AND TIME AND TIME AGAIN to them. So one can only deduce that they're either INCREDIBLY STUPID, or DAMN FILTHY LIARS.... or both.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
Nice try. But you will find here that California is way above average in the funding of its public pension funds.
Another sloppy effort. LOL. What does that even mean? Above average doesn't even make the case.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
Nice try. But you will find here that California is way above average in the funding of its public pension funds.
Another sloppy effort. LOL. What does that even mean? Above average doesn't even make the case.
I can't help it if you are innumerate. They are 38 on a scale of 1 to 50 from worst to best funded.

Above average.

Read the link.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
Nice try. But you will find here that California is way above average in the funding of its public pension funds.
You've already had your ass virtually kicked up around your shoulders on this.

If you had the brains of a DOG, you'd have enough to sense to SHUT THE FUCK UP before you embarrassed yourself any further.
 
California runs a budget surplus.

That happened once the Democrats got a supermajority.

Major thread fail.

That is only because they keep their $1 trillion public pension liability off the books, Brainiac.
Nice try. But you will find here that California is way above average in the funding of its public pension funds.
Another sloppy effort. LOL. What does that even mean? Above average doesn't even make the case.
I can't help it if you are innumerate. They are 38 on a scale of 1 to 50 from worst to best funded.

Above average.

Read the link.
THIS is what the OP IS ABOUT, shit for brains, NOT TEACHER PENSIONS...

Illegal Immigration Costs California Taxpayers More Than 25 Billion a Year Finds FAIR

DEFEND THAT...
 
Hey bitch, you think you got all the answers, please tell the forum what the "Wall of Debt: is and what results you get when you Google it .................

How about it c*nt??
 

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