5) California will continue to be a hostile environment for private enterprise.
Re your #5, I posted this comment this past weekend:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2257296/posts?page=26#26
“Not really a surprise with left wing governors, left wing legislators and left wing mediots pushing anti business liberalism 24/7/365.
We “ain’t” seen nothing as the unions in these blue states will be pushing some pretty out rageous demands.
One I can’t identify yet due to negotions and no documentation. Apparently, the union that services specific businesses statewide lost a lot of pension funds during the economic meltdown. So now they are demanding that the employers make up the losses and even fund the losses from this year and following years due to the fund being down last year and this year.”
Since then, I have discussed the union pension shortfalls for union thugs with a few younger relatives in fairly high level jobs in their various companies representing various industries. California isn’t the only state where this witches brew is being heated up.
Union Pension funds are in real peril with the economic meltdown and the normal robbery of the Pension Funds by the top Union Thugs.
Many private enterprise corporations are looking at going into bankruptcy and radical reorganization, if their unions try to force them to make up the market losses and normal thievery of the Union pension funds. Some will just go into bankruptcy and close their doors.
I guess Obaba never factored that into all that "change we can believe in" (/snic).
Union Pension funds are in real peril with the economic meltdown and the normal robbery of the Pension Funds by the top Union Thugs.