'Deport illegals to San Francisco'

mt mail ^ | 5/4/2010 | Glenn R. Dotter

[george76]

Arizona is taking a stand against illegal immigration. It appears also they will pass permitless concealed carry recognizing the Second Amendment is the right to carry openly or concealed.

Now San Francisco (of all places) says it will boycott Arizona because of the illegal immigration laws. What a laugh...

Where does California find these people?

Diane Fienstein said she received 90,000 e-mails and faxes regarding the health care bill and 85,000 of them were against it. She doesn't understand why they just don't get it. Hello!

San Francisco is a sanctuary city. I would suggest that Arizona deport all its illegal immigrants to San Francisco. Let them deal with the crime Arizona has seen...

Until America gets tough on illegal immigration, our borders will not be secure. We spend more to secure borders of other countries than we do our own.

I'm all for legal immigration. Follow our rules and we're glad to have you. Break our rules and we should send you to San Francisco.

[ully2]

Well I am boycotting CA wine to help the cause.
I suggest we all do.

[tennmountainman]

Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Liz]

Gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown spent much of a weekend Democratic convention framing the battle over the governorship in populist terms, with himself as the champion of ordinary people against super-rich financial manipulators ............

Brown told cheering Democrats; "State employees, those greedy
bastards, were making more money than me, the friggin governor."

California govt employee salaries (does not include pensions and benefits)

Special Nurse $350,000+
Municipal railway manager:$325,000+
Administrative services department head $280,000+

State college workers salaries:
JEFF TEDFORD UC BERKELEY HEAD COACH-INTERCOLG ATHLETICS $2,831,654
PHILIP E LEBOIT UC SAN FRANCISCO PROF OF CLIN___-MEDCOMP-A $1,979,362
TIMOTHY H MCCALMONT UC SAN FRANCISCO PROF OF CLIN___-MEDCOMP-A $1,945,717
RONALD W BUSUTTIL UC LOS ANGELES PROFESSOR-MEDCOMP-A $1,570,897
RICHARD J SHEMIN UC LOS ANGELES PROFESSOR-MEDCOMP-A $1,195,837
KHALIL M TABSH UC LOS ANGELES HS CLIN PROF-MEDCOMP-A $1,048,891
BEN BRAUN UC BERKELEY HEAD COACH-INTERCOLG ATHLETICS $998,569
http://www.sacbee.com/1098/story/1669273.html

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California debt may be half a trillion dollars: They knew in 11/29/09..........and earlier.
Dan Walters, Sacramento Bee, 11/29/09
FR Posted by SmithL

Just days before Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and legislators finalized a water package, including an $11.1 billion bond issue, state Treasurer Bill Lockyer warned them not to do it. California is already deeply in debt, Lockyer warned, has huge budget deficits and can't afford another big bond issue. "The days of blithely heaping more and more debt burden on the general fund are over – at least they should be," Lockyer said.

The earmark-laden bond issue, the package's single most controversial element, raises an interesting question: Just how deeply in debt are our state and local governments? The answer: No one knows for certain, since debt is scattered through myriad agencies in many forms, but well over a half-trillion dollars is a fair estimate.

Lockyer's warning pertained to the state's "general obligation debt," which currently stands at $59 billion, and there are an additional $50-plus billion in general obligation bonds that have not yet been sold.

The biggest chunks of debt, however, are the unfunded obligations for pensions and health care of retired public employees. (Excerpt) Read more at sacbee.com ...

The government's "money machine" to buy votes was engineered in the 1970s when California's legislature cleared the way for public-employee unions to organize and bargain.

Then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed a crucial bill in 1978 that gave public workers, already protected under civil service, collective bargaining rights on top of that. Such legislation created far more than mere bargaining power. It also gave the unions access to dues money that could be deployed to reward friends in the legislature as well as beating back reform efforts at the ballot box.

"Wasn't my fault," Brown told cheering Democrats.

[M. Espinola]

Visit Arizona, more than ever.

[adanaC]

Canadians love Arizona and Texas more than California in the winter, but they need to get the crime rate down. That can only happen with secured borders and enforcing immigration laws.

The only reason SEIU and Obama are inflaming illegals to protest is so BO can get their votes in Nov and 2012.

I will boycott EVERYTHING from California. EVERYTHING!

[HiJinx]

Ping!

[bilhosty]

Don't forget to boycott Miller brewing which is a major sponsor of illegal “rights” parades and groups. I found that out and ended thirty years of consumption and started drinking Coors instead.

[mickey finn]

I believe Colorado Koolaid is owned by Miller now.

[Seadog Bytes]

[GregNH]