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Schwarzenegger Will 'Declare Fiscal Emergency' In Weeks
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12-14-2007, 06:43 PM #1
Schwarzenegger Will 'Declare Fiscal Emergency' In Weeks
You see, the liberals cannot even control their own state!

And yet they know what is best with regards to Firearms Laws and Global Warming.
I am wondering if flooding the fault lines like in A View To a Kill would hasten the slipping of that s*ithole in the ocean... 
http://www.nbc11.com/news/14858065/detail.html
State spending also has increased by more than 40 percent since Schwarzenegger took office after the 2003 recall of then-Gov. Gray Davis.
Schwarzenegger in August signed a $145.5 billion budget that increased spending 11 percent due largely to the increased cost of bond repayments and special funds. General fund spending for day-to-day operations increased less than 1 percent, from $101.7 to $102.3 billion for the budget year that began July 1.
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12-14-2007, 06:59 PM #2JoseGuest
I can't wait until California collapses on itself.
It may hurt the rest of the union for a bit, but the end result will be well worth it.
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12-14-2007, 07:14 PM #3NES Member
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IIRC, the CA budget is a real bear. Something like 80% of the budget is entitlements which are beyond the control of the Governor and Legislature.
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12-14-2007, 08:02 PM #4Registered User
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The state and the Gov deserves everything they get.
After he screwed all gun owners and hunters with the signing of Microstamping and the Lead Ammo ban he and his state can go bankrupt for all I care. Hopefully San Fran will be first to go.
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12-14-2007, 09:47 PM #5
Its Mexifornia now and Mexico should pay the shortfall!
Arnold is a liberal democrat in republican clothing.
Liberalism cost money and benefits the non producers and thats nothing new.
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12-15-2007, 10:24 AM #6
The best thing that could happen to this country as a whole would be for California to fail from a massive well publicized financial disaster.
With all of the other financial warnings we keep hearing about - the war in Iraq costing a trillion dollars, the amount of our national debt, the dollar falling against other currencies, the massive spending increases during the Bush adminstration, etc. etc. etc. - what is really needed here is for people to wake the fork up and realize that it is our own government that is destroying us thru their reckless financial policies and spending.
Maybe once people feel the cold breath of financial disaster breathing down their necks they will stop believing some of the bullshit that gets spewed by the politicians and others about what is going on and start demanding real concrete change - in other words drastically cut back spending on a state and federal level.
If Hillary gets in all of these bad finances might not go well for gun ownes though - politicians typically like to divert attention away from their failures - so if Hillary gets in it is a guaranteed thing that the economy will get worse - socialists do not know how to handle money after all. When the poop starts to really hit the fan all it will take for another AWB or something similar to come down is one or two shootings like we have had recently. Hillary and the liberals will do this to take attention away from their other problems - same as her husband did when he got caught getting blowjobs in the Oval office - he went and started bombing another country.
If you really want to keep your guns you had better start paying attention to more than just the laws that directly affect firearms ownership. The country that was handed to us by the founders was a package deal - small govt. defended by the Constitution. Now that the small govt. is gone and the Constitution gets violated on a constant basis we have finally come to the point in history where the right to bear arms essentially depends on the whims of the general mood at any particular time.
Cull the federal govt. down to the size it was supposed to be and it will no longer have the power to affect firearms ownership the way it does now - if we leave it at the size it has become we will be fighting for 2nd amendment rights forever - and will in all likelihood lose them sooner rather than later.
Count me as one person who is standing on the sidelines hoping for collapse. Then maybe we can rebuild the Republic into what it was supposed to be.
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12-15-2007, 03:13 PM #7
I guess if they repeat a lie often enough people really do start to believe it. "Entitlements" are only beyond the control of the governor and legislature because some at some earlier point in time another governor and legislature decided to make their funding automatic, and the current governor and legislature have neither the will nor the stones to change it. It wouldn't take one more vote to eliminate an "entitlement" program completely than it did to create it in the first place. But it's so useful for big government supporters to pretend that they can't really do anything about it.
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12-15-2007, 04:28 PM #8
Which is why we should hope for collapse. This is a similar problem to the drug abuser - or one of those people who eats their way to 400 pounds. As long as they can keep getting away with the bad behavior they will continue to claim that there is no way they can change it. Going into cardiac arrest and seeing the white light however - sometimes - changes things. Lets hope the current California problem is close to white light stage. It probably isn't though. And even if things get really bad - the feds will bail them out. Which will of course only accelerate the financial crisis this country as a whole is facing.
People keep asking me why I am buying so much ammunition.
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12-15-2007, 05:33 PM #9Registered User
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This is exactly the same thing that happens in big business situations, when managers who have no business being managers, are faced with a serious downturn in sales and/or sales forecasts. They need to make big moves, but they pussyfoot around looking for trims here and snips there, and the only thing keeping them from making the needed big slices is their own shortsightedness/lack of awareness/fear and trepidation. I've seen it first hand and read all about it as well. The only thing with our government is, there's no CEO who can come in and shitcan the dead weight, make rapid and painful cuts, and set things back on a right track - and this only happens sometimes even with this advantage. The best we can do is elect a chief executive with the right ideas and the right character who will use the "veto pen" with impunity.


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