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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (168195)	12/2/2008 12:48:55 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) of 306849

Lizzie, spending is the problem, not taxing. CA citizens are taxed near the top in the united states - and that factors in whatever property tax issue you seem to think is the "problem." statemaster.com CA is also #1 in terms of large states on tax / GDP basis: statemaster.com yes, we are 17th out of 50, but only smaller economy states are higher than california. iow, their GDPs are small. 2002 $64 billion in tax revenues 2007 $97 billion in tax revenues that's a 50% increase in taxes. sco.ca.gov are you making 50% more since 2002? we have a spending problem, not a tax problem. a "cut" is not an increase in spending. only a spending problem goon would insist an increase in spending is a "cut." time to cut the waste. time to find out why my son's private school can do more on half the money per student than the public schools. ps - don't worry, pretty soon those folks will be paying the 1.17% as home values continue to crash.

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