Rust_Cohle
Diamond Member
Way to go democrats. And you can't blame repubs for this one. Democrats have had total control of CA for years now
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Why do always defend the traitors and bad people ?So the governor has complete control of all funds in California?
When its his budget and spending plans uh yeah dummy. Who do you think implements spending in a state if not the governor?So the governor has complete control of all funds in California?
When its his budget and spending plans uh yeah dummy. Who do you think implements spending in a state if not the governor?
I see so it is not just the governor who is spending the money.When its his budget and spending plans uh yeah dummy. Who do you think implements spending in a state if not the governor?
birds of a feather .Why do always defend the traitors and bad people ?
I was unaware this was a thread about treason.Why do always defend the traitors and bad people ?
You see what dumbass? What kind of nonsensical reply is thatI see so it is not just the governor who is spending the money.
There never was a surplus. Democrats in California have been doing this for decades. They are always surprised when it gets bad.
Clever accounting and wishful thinking give California a yearly projected surplus. It's not real. Overjoyed with this projected windfall, the politicians spend it. Then they are surprised by the deficit.
I can't remember too many years there has not been a deficit in California...There never was a surplus. Democrats in California have been doing this for decades. They are always surprised when it gets bad.
Clever accounting and wishful thinking give California a yearly projected surplus. It's not real. Overjoyed with this projected windfall, the politicians spend it. Then they are surprised by the deficit.
Sorta like Bill Clinton's imaginary surplus
In 1993, President Clinton and Vice President Gore launched their economic strategy: (1) establishing fiscal discipline, eliminating the budget deficit, keeping interest rates low, and spurring private-sector investment; (2) investing in people through education, training, science, and research; and (3) opening foreign ...
The Clinton Presidency: Historic Economic Growth - The White House
I see you are citing your source.There was never a surplus or balanced budget.
They even teach that in economics