Two-Thirds or No Two-Thirds is California's Question
Why is it too much to desire a state legislature function in the similar manner of 47 other states by embracing the radical, cutting edge notion of majority rule on budget matters?
Why is it too much to desire a state legislature function in the similar manner of 47 other states by embracing the radical, cutting edge notion of majority rule on budget matters?
Brian Normoyle | Posted 06.26.2009 | Politics
The voters of California sent another message that they want their leaders and legislators to do their jobs. The problem is the very system used to send this message is at least partially to blame for the state's problems.
Tom Alderman | Posted 06.13.2009 | Politics
Deciding whether to 'increase the "rainy day" budget stabilization fund' in a state with the seventh largest economy in the world like California, requires a little more, uh, attention.
Byron Williams | Posted 03.21.2009 | Politics
The problem for California it has long had an imbalance between what it brings in, and what it spends in state government. This has never been addressed.
Paul Hogarth | Posted 03.02.2009 | Politics
With the fiscal crisis devastating California's coffers, it's time for everyone to sacrifice - but let's demand that those who can afford to pay give their share.
Byron Williams | Posted 08.12.2009 | Business