[snopercod]

For those in Rio Linda, that works out to $3750 per California household.

[snopercod]

"I could have solved this problem in 20 minutes..."

--Gray [doofus] Davis

[Godel]

For those in Rio Linda, that works out to $3750 per California household.

The price of liberalism.

Bet they wish they hadnt shut down those nuclear plants but had instead actually built new ones to meet demand.

[RedsHunter]

The real kick in the teeth is that one of the legislative architects of that debacle, Steve Peace, since being term limited out of office, has since signed on as Gov. Doofus' budget director -- to solve the very budget crisis that he himself had a very large part in creating. Wonderful, just freakin' wonderful.

[randita]

For those in Rio Linda, that works out to $3750 per California household.

And they'll be paying far more than $3750 per household in the long term, given all the tax and fee increases and interest on bonds and loans.

All so avoidable had Davis just allowed the concept of supply and demand to work freely.

[Grampa Dave]

California's energy crisis cost the state as much as $45 billion over two years in higher electricity costs, lost business due to blackouts and a slowdown in economic growth, says a study released by the Public Policy Institute of California.

Now for a little quick math for the math deficit sheeple of Kalifornicator:

$ Surplus before the Grayout crisis: 10 to 12 Billion

The estimated current deficit in Kali: 30 to 36 Billion

The real total $' deficit in two years: 40 to 48 Billion

California's energy crisis costs: 45 billion $'s.

Anyone see any cause and effect here?