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And I’m correspondingly proud and haughty.
Let's hope PYLUSD doesn't back down! Gates and Cherniss have cost taxpayers far too much already.
That's kinda high, isn't it?
Which, as is well known, is 73% of the time.
Crap! I hate it when you’re right.
No Steve, she is still 2.3% behind. People keep forgetting much of that district is in LA county. You have…
I guess you missed Ada beating Pulido, same story!
Update from Beverly Hills The trial-setting conference for the Daniel Lifschitz suit against BHUSD will take place on July 21.…
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![Finally. Americans from every state in the union have been awakened by that four letter word called debt. The future cost of universal health care has been pegged at one […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Who is responsible for our public debt?")
Who is responsible for our public debt?
Posted on March 23, 2010 | No CommentsFinally. Americans from every state in the union have been awakened by that four letter word called debt. The future cost of universal health care has been pegged at one […] -
![As the magicians in Sacramento look for ways to close our state budget shortfall, they may have opened the door relating to redevelopment agencies that the average voter may not […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/downtown20fullerton4.jpg "Tax Increment Financing and the proposed state budget")
Tax Increment Financing and the proposed state budget
Posted on July 24, 2009 | 1 CommentAs the magicians in Sacramento look for ways to close our state budget shortfall, they may have opened the door relating to redevelopment agencies that the average voter may not […] -
Just what the doctor ordered. Raise taxes and destroy the ailing auto industry
Posted on May 1, 2009 | 2 Comments“Ready fire, aim” sounds like members of our state legislature who raised our taxes and now hope to persuade us to pass Prop 1A with all their deceptive TV ads. […] -
Brea’s proposed sales tax increase is a very bad idea
Posted on July 18, 2008 | 4 CommentsToday’s OC Register contains a story of a potential November 2008 Ballot Measure in the city of Brea to raise their sales tax by one-quarter cent in an effort to […]
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