[NormsRevenge]

The analyst's full report, "Overview of the 2009-10 May Revision," is available at www.lao.ca.gov.

[nmh]

Let California deal with it.

Other states do NOT want their bill.

[Lancey Howard]

"If used now and in the future to address annual deficits, RAWs would render meaningless constitutional restrictions on state debt obligations and requirements for a balanced budget," the analyst wrote.

LMBO!!!
They have meaning NOW??

[KJC1]

This reminds me of a commercial (for something, can’t remember what) I heard the other day.

First person: I’ve got some good news and some bad news.

Second person: Give me the bad news first.

First person: (Says whatever the really bad news was)

Second person: So, what’s the good news?

First person: That there’s no more bad news!

[genghis]

i recently bought a house in palmdale for 54k
It previously sold for 260.
Everyone on my block applied for a property reassessment.
I do not believe the bureaucrats have any idea how much revenue is dropping.
No matter how much they think the deficit is- it is higher.

[ken21]

the newspapers act as if it were a crime that government employees need to be laid off.

meanwhile, many non-government people have lost their jobs.

[henkster]

A Revenue Anticipation Warrant is no different than the corner Cash Advance America store. And the customer is no different, either.

Next thing you know California will be pawning the silverware and wedding ring. Like addicts usually do before they hit bottom.

[ArmstedFragg]

Meanwhile, the Capitol keeps on pretending that big serape-covered elephant in the corner isn’t really there.