fINE. If you're so concerned about high rent rates just insist that your local government encourages new buildings to be built. Oh wait, that would offend the enviro nuts, the rent control nazis and weaken your arguments for being dependant on the state huh. Can't have that.
Gosh, I hope so. The political fallout from that would be hysterical.
The governor is supposed to sign California's $98.9 billion budget by the start of the new fiscal year Monday.Work with me here, guys.
Our State survived on $59 billion when our Governor was elected. Why not just cut everything proportionally until the budget goes down to that old figure?
Our population hasn't grown by 40%, has it? Inflation isn't up 40%, is it? And last year's budget was, if memory serves, $80 billion.
If we held the line on all increases, we would have an $80 billion budget and a $3 billion deficit, which I would think would be easy to handle through, say, a 4% across the board cut, or bigger cuts in services that are truly unimportant.
Why not just hold the line? What's all that new spending?
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Gosh, I can see how the GOP feels pressured to make a deal. Not!