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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster

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To: SGJ who wrote (24330)1/10/2010 10:30:03 AM
From: DuckTapeSunroof  Read Replies (2) of 103300
 
Re: "why do you post this?"

Well... I guess I kinda found some of the parts informative (mostly what I bolded), like:

..There is some merit to what Arnold claims. The Internal Revenue Service is basically a giant machine devilishly designed to suck money out of California and spend it everywhere else. The Golden State is far and away the largest revenue generator for the federal government, but only gets back 78 cents out of every dollar it forks over. The rest is blown in the Midwest, the South, and Alaska—huge net recipients of tax dollars—and usually the first and loudest to complain about free government handouts. The second biggest net payer into the system is, surprise, surprise, New York. This has been going on for decades.

And:

...Decades of relentless gerrymandering have made virtually every seat in the state safe, so elections offer no solutions. Daryl Steinberg, president of the California Senate, told me that voters of all political stripes are fed up to the gills.

Re: "Do you really read and believe it?"

Well, yes (of course!) I 'read it' and yes I DO BELIEVE that it is highly likely that this will qualify as a ballot initiative for the upcoming election in California.

Why?

Don't you think it will make it onto the ballot line??????????
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