Lisa Benson for September 06, 2014

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    ConserveGov  over 9 years ago

    Maybe you should read up sometime Old Man……“California, the state renowned for Beverly Hills mansions, glittery Hollywood stars, Malibu beaches, palm trees, and the stunning Golden Gate Bridge, hides a deep, dark secret – it has the nation’s highest poverty rate. According to the Census Bureau, nearly one-fourth (23.8 percent, up from a 20-year low of 12 percent in 2006,) of California’s 38-million people live below the poverty line”

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    ConserveGov  over 9 years ago

    See, like your boy Barry, Jerry Moonbeam likes a Marxist State where the small Ruling Class gets richer, while the rest of us become part of the Dependent Class.Bye, bye Middle-Class!

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    I Play One On TV  over 9 years ago

    And where do oil company subsidies come from? All those incentives your governor offers to attract business? All those loopholes so that General Electric can get a refund while you have to figure out how much you owe?

    Looking at one side of a problem will never solve it.

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    TripleAxel  over 9 years ago

    http://www.forbes.com/sites/energysource/2012/04/25/the-surprising-reason-that-oil-subsidies-persist-even-liberals-love-them/-Excellent article, Harley. It is also an indirect argument for keeping government small where possible – when the government involves itself in the regulation and promotion of business and personal activities the temptation to award subsidies and pork-barrel gifts is almost irresistible – and such subsidies and pork are very difficult to remove once established.

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    ARodney  over 9 years ago

    California also has added jobs at a higher rate than any red state except Texas, and they’re paying down their debt. Compare to Kansas, the “conservative heaven” that has turned into a debt-downgraded cultural wasteland due to the completely predictable failure of conservative voodoo economics.

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