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A fired employee trash-talking about her former employer????
No way.
Brown has a great fiscal record idiot
No he doesn't. When he became Gov. the first time, Ca. had a surplus, when he left, Ca. had a deficit. Don't try and spread propaganda like that TruthDoesn'tMatter.
Meiser is a liar, Meister is a liar, Meister is a liar, Meister is a liar, ditto, ditto, ditto.
Editorial: Vote Jerry Brown for governor of California
Monday, November 1st, 2010
By facing a 12.4 percent unemployment rate and a budget deficit of $19.1 billion, Californias next governor will have to make important decisions from day one. After examining both candidates plans for dealing with the budget, the environment and the economy, the editorial board recommends that voters choose Democratic nominee Jerry Brown for governor of California.
Though less than comprehensive, Browns budget plan offers pragmatic ideas for addressing the Golden States fiscal woes. He promises to adopt a pay-as-you-go funding approach, vetoing any new spending bills that are not financed by additional revenues, and proposing a constitutional amendment to write the policy into law. He has championed a rainy day fund, which would collect money during times of budget surplus to soften the blow of economic downturns. He has also published specific plans to reduce the structural costs of the state prison system and Medi-Cal. Browns proposals will not close the deficit any time soon, but they do offer a long-term solution to a long-term problem. Any who doubt Browns commitment to fiscal responsibility need only to look at his record as governor during the 1970s, when he oversaw the largest budget surplus in state history.
Editorial: Vote Jerry Brown for governor of California | Stanford Daily
Jerry Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Upon taking office, Brown gained a reputation as a fiscal conservative.[10][11] The American Conservative later noted he was "much more of a fiscal conservative than Governor Reagan."[11] His fiscal restraint resulted in one of the biggest budget surpluses in state history, roughly $5 billion.[11][12][13] For his personal life, Brown refused many of the privileges and perks of the office, forgoing the newly constructed governor's residence and instead renting a modest apartment at the corner of 14th and N Streets, adjacent to Capitol Park in downtown Sacramento.[14] Instead of riding as a passenger in a chauffeured limousine as previous governors had done, Brown drove to work in a Plymouth Satellite sedan.[15][16]
Reagan, himself, argued that the income tax was the only levy that could generate needed revenues and provide property tax relief. Reagan's plan raised taxes $900-million. The tax increases signed by Reagan did more than close the budget gap. They kept pumping revenue into the state treasury well after the crisis was over. In fact, the tax increase piled up so much revenue into the state treasury that within a decade the state was sitting on a six billion dollar surplus or about 40% of the entire state budget at the time.
With the tax spigot turned on, Reagan, himself, could not turn it off. His measure on the special election 1973 ballot to limit spending was defeated. Tax revenue continued pouring into the state treasury after the budget crisis was past. In fact, for the five years between the defeat of the Reagan initiative to Proposition 13's tax revolt in 1978, state spending increased an amazing 12.5% a year; state revenues went up an incredible 18.4% a year. It was coming in so fast; government couldn't spend it all!
The existence of a growing surplus became a major issue in the Proposition 13 campaign. Voters were convinced government was too fat, and they voted overwhelmingly for Proposition 13.
Jerry Brown, Pat's son, inherited the governor's chair and budget surplus from Reagan. Ironically, with the treasury bursting at the seams, Brown was talking about an "era of limits."
portland imc - 2010.10.04 - Jerry Brown's first term as Governor
When Jerry Brown Was Governor, The State Had A $6 Billion Budget Surplus, Yet When He Left Office California Had A $1 Billion Deficit. Under His Administration, Spending DoubledBut When He Left The Governors Office, The State Budget Deficit Was Over $1 Billion. [In 1982,] The budget surplus had evaporated into a deficit of more than $1 billion and the states general fund reserve had fallen from nearly $2 billion to zero
California Gubernatorial Candidate JERRY BROWN --- THE FACTS!! - TeaPAC
When was spending ever reined in to compensate?...Never.And you fucking pretended that Prop 13 did not cut the revenue of Cali by 57% and blamed it on Brown who tried to keep 13 from passing.
You are a lying shithole miester
And you fucking pretended that Prop 13 did not cut the revenue of Cali by 57% and blamed it on Brown who tried to keep 13 from passing.
You are a lying shithole miester
So I've heard -- and that's a good step forward.I'm wondering if Brown will push to legalize marijuana and to empty his state's prisons of non-violent, non minor-related pot offenses as one very good way to reduce spending and raise money via big tax input.
It costs an average of $50k to house one prison inmate per annum and there are more than two thousand marijuana "offenders" in California's prisons. There are even more on parole and probation. And the cost of processing and prosecuting everyone arrested for simple possession, even if they are released with minor penalties, is considerable.
well as of now....possesion of an Oz or less is now one of these....and then.....
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And you fucking pretended that Prop 13 did not cut the revenue of Cali by 57% and blamed it on Brown who tried to keep 13 from passing.
You are a lying shithole miester
Please don't even take in account the amount of spending that circle jerk of a gov. did while he was in office, TruthDoesn'tmatter. Prop 13 saved a lot of elderly that were on fixed incomes from losing their homes as the the prices soared. Of course, you could care less about that part of the Ca. population, huh? Your a hypocritical twit, Truthdoesn'tmatter.
Jerry Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Upon taking office, Brown gained a reputation as a fiscal conservative.[10][11] The American Conservative later noted he was "much more of a fiscal conservative than Governor Reagan."[11] His fiscal restraint resulted in one of the biggest budget surpluses in state history, roughly $5 billion.[11][12][13] For his personal life, Brown refused many of the privileges and perks of the office, forgoing the newly constructed governor's residence and instead renting a modest apartment at the corner of 14th and N Streets, adjacent to Capitol Park in downtown Sacramento.[14] Instead of riding as a passenger in a chauffeured limousine as previous governors had done, Brown drove to work in a Plymouth Satellite sedan.[15][16]
Reagan, himself, argued that the income tax was the only levy that could generate needed revenues and provide property tax relief. Reagan's plan raised taxes $900-million. The tax increases signed by Reagan did more than close the budget gap. They kept pumping revenue into the state treasury well after the crisis was over. In fact, the tax increase piled up so much revenue into the state treasury that within a decade the state was sitting on a six billion dollar surplus or about 40% of the entire state budget at the time.
With the tax spigot turned on, Reagan, himself, could not turn it off. His measure on the special election 1973 ballot to limit spending was defeated. Tax revenue continued pouring into the state treasury after the budget crisis was past. In fact, for the five years between the defeat of the Reagan initiative to Proposition 13's tax revolt in 1978, state spending increased an amazing 12.5% a year; state revenues went up an incredible 18.4% a year. It was coming in so fast; government couldn't spend it all!
The existence of a growing surplus became a major issue in the Proposition 13 campaign. Voters were convinced government was too fat, and they voted overwhelmingly for Proposition 13.
Jerry Brown, Pat's son, inherited the governor's chair and budget surplus from Reagan. Ironically, with the treasury bursting at the seams, Brown was talking about an "era of limits."
portland imc - 2010.10.04 - Jerry Brown's first term as Governor
When Jerry Brown Was Governor, The State Had A $6 Billion Budget Surplus, Yet When He Left Office California Had A $1 Billion Deficit. Under His Administration, Spending DoubledBut When He Left The Governors Office, The State Budget Deficit Was Over $1 Billion. [In 1982,] The budget surplus had evaporated into a deficit of more than $1 billion and the states general fund reserve had fallen from nearly $2 billion to zero
California Gubernatorial Candidate JERRY BROWN --- THE FACTS!! - TeaPAC
"California Republicans were impressed with Reagan's political views and charisma after his "Time for Choosing" speech, and nominated him for Governor of California in 1966. In Reagan's campaign, he emphasized two main themes: "to send the welfare bums back to work," and in reference to burgeoning anti-war and anti-establishment student protests at the University of California at Berkeley, "to clean up the mess at Berkeley." He was elected, defeating two-term governor Edmund G. "Pat" Brown, and was sworn in on January 3, 1967. In his first term, he froze government hiring and approved tax hikes to balance the budget.
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The Deukmejian administration entered office during a national economic recession. California had a $1.5 billion budget deficit with an unemployment rate of 11.2%. He first halted the hiring of new state employees and banned out of state travel for those in government. He rejected the legislature's demands for tax hikeshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Deukmejian, and pared $1.1 billion from its budget by selectively vetoing spending items."
Please don't provide me with biased links and expect me to accept that as 'evidence'. What Gloria Allred 'charges' is not fact - it is opinion. She had an agenda. The 'illegal immigrant' shit is nonsense.
Brown was a fucking idiot last time around. I have no evidence to suggest he will be anything else this time around. Thankfully, our family business is no longer located in CA. We were smart enough to get out.... so we won't be paying for CAs stupidity.
maybe you should actually change you name from california girls to something else now. since you and your family fled the state. call yourself wyoming girl or arkansas girl or retarted girl or wherever your family went. you dont give a shit about this state and never well. youre probably a fat disgusting snaggle tooth of a whore who doesnt have any friends and simply comes on here to spew bullshit to feel better about her life.
A fired employee trash-talking about her former employer????
No way.
A fired employee trash-talking about her former employer????
No way.
Why is it SO many republicans have SO many disgruntled employees?
A fired employee trash-talking about her former employer????
No way.
Im not sure how experience TM is with an employee/employer dynamic. What does she even do for a living anyway?
ohh is that suppose to make me sad.......... add something of substance to the argument or
A burned out Socialist/Progressive retread is going to save California? Probably not. Just more of the same ole same ole for California. The Socialists/Progressives sunk them a long time ago. I don't see anything changing out there. They are a fallen Empire at this point. Their Glory Days are long long gone. It is very sad but it is what it is.
A fired employee trash-talking about her former employer????
No way.
Im not sure how experience TM is with an employee/employer dynamic. What does she even do for a living anyway?
Meg Whitman's housekeeper worked for her for YEARS. If it was such a miserable environment, one can't help but wonder why she put up with it.
