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Governor Schwarzenegger's Budget Is a California Job Killer

Pedro Nava | Posted 05.25.2011

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Pedro Nava

Republicans say their number one priority is jobs. What about the jobs of the people who teach our children and care for the sick and elderly? How come their jobs don't matter?

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California Jobs Budget Reflects the Values and Priorities of Californians

John A. Perez | Posted 05.25.2011

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John A. Perez

This week, I unveiled the California Jobs Budget, a plan designed to confront and resolve the two most urgent priorities facing California: closing our budget deficit and putting Californians back to work.

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Stealing From California's Young People

Joseph A. Palermo | Posted 05.25.2011

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Joseph A. Palermo

By blocking any new revenue streams to fund higher education, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Senate Republican minority are not only taxing California's young people and their families, they are crippling the state's future.

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