In May of 2011 Governor Brown declared that reducing the “wall of debt” would be his “top priority” if taxes were increased. “The wall of
A rouge agency runs amok with unchecked powers and a dubious agenda. Inquiries about are met with political dodges or an outright refusal to disclose.
Here are three things that you can’t legislate: prosperity, honesty and common sense. Both in the aggregate and in the particular, the California Legislature seems
Parks Scandal Highlights Government Mismanagement Amid a fervent campaign to convince the public that they should tax themselves $8.6 billion dollars more, Governor Brown’s Parks
Once again, we have seen the Legislature engage in what can only be called its particularly unique form of California gamesmanship – a word defined
Tomorrow the Legislature is scheduled to finish voting on the budget and will pat themselves on the back while not addressing California’s most pressing fiscal
California voters are among the savviest in the nation, and it is because they are very well informed skeptics. In 2010, they overwhelmingly passed Proposition
Small Businesses Need Relief from Over-Regulation As Benjamin Franklin once wryly noted, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and
Governor Jerry Brown announced this week that the deficit has ballooned to a monstrous $16 billion dollars, an amount equal to 17 percent of the