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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, March 27, 2002

Davis Continues to Ignore Economy
UCLA Study Cites Faltering Recovery

SACRAMENTO - California gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon today criticized Gray Davis for failing to offer a plan to stimulate California's sluggish economy.

"Today's UCLA report that our economic recovery is faltering is more proof that the Governor's three-year assault on job growth has succeeded in slowing down our economy.

"Gray Davis has repeatedly signed job-killing legislation, he has raised energy rates, and he has left our state with an estimated $17 billion dollar deficit. Meanwhile our economy stumbles and average people worry about their jobs, their children's schools and their high energy bills.

"In the midst of a slow economy, you can't continue to paper over our massive budget deficit as if it isn't there. I call on Gray Davis to deal with the important issues facing our state," said Simon.

"When I watch the Governor try to change the topic from important issues such as the economy, I am reminded of four historic words," said Simon strategist Sal Russo.

"It's the economy, stupid."

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BILL SIMON FOR GOVERNOR
770 L Street, Suite 950
Sacramento, CA 95827
Website: http://www.SimonForGovernor.Com

Fascist Davis and his brown shirted fascists have been ignoring these reports from UCLA for over a year.

Last year they said that California was in a recession before the rest of the country and would take longer to get out of this recession.

Fascist Davis and his brown shirted fascists in Sacramento and the mediot/pressitutes down played the UCLA report last year and made fun of it.

Actually, the recession kept us from having more blackouts. When businesses close or reduce hours, they use less electricity.

Simon's people need to explore how the recession kept us from having more blackouts. There is a lady Prof at UC Berkley (I can't remember her name), who pointed this fact out last year.