2009-02-16 — wsj.com
" California legislators Sunday night failed to pass a budget to close the state's $42 billion deficit, with legislative leaders aborting the vote when it became clear they lacked the one additional Republican vote they still needed for the two-thirds majority required to pass the budget."
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tvsterling at 22:50 2009-02-16 said:
Once again the spectacle of an obstinate minority ruining the state financially in the name of fiscal responsibility. A doublethink worthy of Orwell himself. The downgrading of California's bond rating alone will cause far more damage than any Republican savings could hope to achieve. Permalinkmahalo guy at 12:11 2009-02-17 said:
Your post makes no sense. I don't care how much the downgrade costs. Someone has to show fiscal responsibility. S/he has real balls to dig in. You make it seem like it's not the majority's fault. Nice try. I hope you don't really believe what you wrote.Once again the spectacle of an obstinate minority ruining the state financially in the name of fiscal responsibility. A doublethink worthy of Orwell himself. The downgrading of California's bond rating alone will cause far more damage than any Republican savings could hope to achieve.Permalink
taps65 at 17:29 2009-02-18 said:
what do you expect from being governed by "economic girliemen" Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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