JERRY BROWN DISASTER IN CALIFORNIA
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Here are just a few things Jerry Brown has done as A.G. or in his previous
stint as governor that are crippling this state and undermining the rule of
law.
1. As governor, Jerry Brown signed the law that created public employee
unions - special interests that, 30 years later, have so great a
stranglehold on public policy in this state that even such prominent
Democrats as Willie Brown and Bill Lockyer have begun to speak out about the
problem.
2. As A.G., Brown has sided with public employee unions in defense of an
unconstitutional retroactive pension increase. The issue, currently being
litigated in Orange County, involves estimates of between $300 and $500
million costs. Statewide, the cost of this illegal raid on the public
treasury has been estimated at about $8 billion annually.
3. As A.G., Jerry Brown has entered into a consent decree, rather than
fighting, onerous federal court orders demanding that we spend more money on
prison inmates. California already spends nearly $50,000 per inmate - more
than double the national average. And it spends more than $17,000 per inmate
on medical care, nearly four times what the federal government spends on
federal inmates. Federal Judge Stephen Reinhardt and a panel of 9th Circuit
Court of Appeals judges don't think California's expenditures are enough to
meet what they astoundingly claim to be the constitutional minimum, so the
Legislature has acted to order early release of felons back into our
neighborhoods. Thank you, Jerry Brown.
4. As A.G., Jerry Brown stood by while the Legislature attempted to raise
new taxes last year by simple majority vote rather than the two-thirds vote
required by our state constitution, as amended by Proposition 13. Happily,
my own law suit, on behalf of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association and
the Republican members of the Legislature, helped put a stop to that illegal
action. But as Attorney General, Jerry Brown should have been alerting the
Legislature and the governor to the unconstitutionality of their proposed
action. He did not.
5. As A.G., Jerry Brown has not even attempted to appeal the federal court
orders blocking the pumps from sending desperately needed water to the
Central Valley, in an effort to avoid a speculative harm to the Delta smelt.
Livelihoods for a good number of our fellow citizens are at stake, but
rather than challenge the constitutionality of the intrusive federal
Endangered Species Act, Jerry Brown has done nothing.
6. And then there is Proposition 8. Rather than defending this duly-enacted
initiative of the people, as was his constitutional duty, Jerry Brown tried
to have it ruled unconstitutional by the California Supreme Court by
offering up a new "moonbeam" theory, never before heard, much less adopted,
by any court. And after losing in that venue, he has been siding actively
with the Plaintiffs, rather than defending California law, in the federal
suit currently pending in the federal court in San Francisco.
So the Moonbeam Governor wants to be governor again. His actions as attorney
general demonstrate that he is stuck in an ideological time warp of the
1960s and 1970s. It is time for a new tune for California. How about, "The
Times, They are a'changin!" And this time, let's send Jerry to an early
retirement, "sittin' on the dock of the bay" so the rest of us can be
"California Dreaming" of a golden state once again. Now that's Change we can
believe in!
YOU LOST GET OVER IT
>
> So the Moonbeam Governor wants to be governor again.
Boo Hoo John Boner !
Red Neck SC elects first Muslim MILF Governor !
Angler back on the loony farm feeding the goats.
Cancer ridden Fiorina and Whitman are outsourced !
Kentucky replaces Florida as Stupidest State !
O'Donnell is Ding Dong - the Witch is DEAD !
DCI
Uhm, has anyone informed you, Jerry Brown was elected governor . . .
again?
DCI
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California passed Prop 25 that remove part of the foolish straightjacket
that Schwarzenegger had to face.
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> On 11/3/2010 11:15 PM, Rats Dropping Like Flies Tonight wrote:
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>> So the Moonbeam Governor wants to be governor again.
No Babs - He IS Governor again. Cleaning up Saint Raygoon's mess taught him
how to clean up Pug Wilson and Reaganegger's mess. Welcome to Californa
Pugs, now hit the road back to Okiehoma.
Wayne
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taxation, and having Moonbeamer at the helm......
Yeah, a real formula for success.
Lubow
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> > On 11/3/2010 11:15 PM, Rats Dropping Like Flies Tonight wrote:
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> >> So the Moonbeam Governor wants to be governor again.
>
> No Babs - He IS Governor again. Cleaning up Saint Raygoon's mess taught him
> how to clean up Pug Wilson and Reaganegger's mess. Welcome to Californa
> Pugs, now hit the road back to Okiehoma.
It's tough to lose an election when one's opponent PAYS to endorse
you!
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Democrats lose centuries of seniority in House
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/nov/3/democrats-lose-centuries-seniority-house/
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> In article <ias1pg$atb$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> "Rats Dropping Like Flies Tonight" <Nationwide Rat Extermination In
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>> Here are just a few things Jerry Brown has done as A.G. or in his
>> previous
>> stint as governor that are crippling this state and undermining the rule
>> of
>> law.
>
> You're a day late or four years too early to start campaigning.
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Actually we have 4 years to watch California go deeper into bankruptcy as
these newspaper articles point out were from Browns past failed Governorship
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Are you so fucking stupid not to know that the post was to remind the
people in Cl;aifornia who voted for Brown yesterday , what Brown did to
California in his past 8 years as Governor?
I guess you are the fucking stupid not to read the news story
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> With dems having a majority, and having an inbred love of increased
> taxation, and having Moonbeamer at the helm......
> Yeah, a real formula for success.
Just stay out of Ca with your wingnuts and Mormons.
YOU LOST GET OVER IT
>
> Democrats lose centuries of seniority in House
Pointless point.
They all die off eventually.
Look how quickly the last wave of GOPeR rEtarDS collapsed !
Too bad
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> 2. As A.G., Brown has sided with public employee unions in defense of an
> unconstitutional retroactive pension increase. The issue, currently being
> litigated in Orange County, involves estimates of between $300 and $500
> million costs. Statewide,
Pfffttt!!! $300 to $500 million? That's chump change, hell there's some
crying bitch somewhere who spent almost that much to buy the election.
Guess what? She got stomped! LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tag Heuer
And all this (verbatim) from John Eastman's rants? The guy who lost
to Cooley for the nomination? LOL! But how's about this?
The Truth About Jerry
"The sad reality about the political commercials now crowding
California's airwaves is that they are, de facto, not subject to the
same truth in advertising rules that govern ads for, say, cars or
computers, laser eye treatments, weight loss programs or plastic
surgery.
Candidates can say whatever they want, sometimes totally contradicting
facts and suddenly taking positions 180 degrees different from their
past stances, usually called a flip-flop.
They hope voters won't notice the lies and punish the liars. And even
though political ads are covered by the same laws as other paid
messages, campaigns are so short the damage is almost always done
before anyone can protest, let alone see a lawsuit through the
lugubrious legal process.
With more money than ever spent on political ads whose purpose often
is to paper over candidates' awkward situations, lies or past
statements, it's vital to track what's true or false in both campaign
commercials and candidate statements." - Thomas D. Elias, freelance
columnist
"It's unlikely the state will ever have a more scrupulously honest
governor." - Gerald C. Lubennow and Martin Kastndorf
Here we debunk the false ads and provide the truth about Jerry Brown
Jon Coupal Abandons Jarvis Legacy, Distorts Brown's Record in New
Whitman Radio Ad
OAKLAND - Ignoring the fact that Howard Jarvis voted for Jerry Brown
the year Proposition 13 became law in California, billionaire Meg
Whitman released a new radio ad today, enlisting the current president
of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association to distort Attorney General
Jerry Brown's record on Proposition 13.
This ad follows the release of five false and misleading television
attack ads in just one week by the Whitman Campaign.
"Jerry Brown so faithfully implemented Proposition 13 that Howard
Jarvis cut an ad for him, voted for him, and called him the �governor
to make it work,'" said Brown for Governor Spokesman Sterling
Clifford. "Jerry Brown has been crystal clear about his position on
taxes from the start: there will be no new taxes in California unless
the people vote for them."
(More...)
Whitman Doubles Down on Distortion with Second Attack Ad Today
OAKLAND - With one false attack ad already under her belt today, Meg
Whitman's flailing campaign doubled down with a second misleading ad -
the fourth in six days - this time distorting Attorney General and
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Jerry Brown's record on education
reform.
"For months, Meg Whitman has lobbed false attacks at Jerry Brown - on
crime, pension reform, campaign finance, taxes, spending and jobs - so
it's no surprise that she's now turned to education as her attack du
jour," said Brown for Governor Campaign Spokesman Sterling Clifford.
"Meg Whitman's willingness to imply that a man who founded two charter
schools in the heart of Oakland, now opposes these schools, says more
about her relationship with the truth and her campaign's desperation,
than it does Jerry Brown's record."
(More...)
Brown Campaign Responds to Whitman's Third Attack Ad in Six Days
OAKLAND - Trailing in the polls, out of ideas and desperate for
something to stick, Meg Whitman unleashed her third false attack ad in
just six days today against Attorney General and Democratic
Gubernatorial Candidate Jerry Brown, repeating the same hollow attacks
that have come to define the billionaire's dishonest and misleading
campaign.
"It's rich that a candidate who carved out a special exemption in her
pension plan to win a union's endorsement is attacking Jerry Brown for
being beholden to special interests," said Brown for Governor
Spokesman Sterling Clifford. "This is the same candidate who has
pocketed millions from big bank and corporate executives, while
promising them a multi-billion dollar capital gains tax break."
(More...)
Brown Campaign Responds To Whitman's Latest Whopper
OAKLAND - Meg Whitman attacked Jerry Brown in a new TV ad today, the
ninth attack ad she has launched since the start of the general
election. The ad recycles five false claims about Jerry Brown from
previous ads.
"Under fire and out of ideas, Meg Whitman has fallen back to where she
started - with an attack on Jerry Brown," said Brown Campaign
spokesman Sterling Clifford. "By now, we all know the facts - taxes
went down under Jerry Brown, and he is committed to no new taxes
without voter approval."
(More...)
Meg's Latest Attack
The Brown for Governor Campaign today fired back at Meg Whitman's
latest false attack against Attorney General Jerry Brown's record.
"This is just more of the same from Meg Whitman. The kind of nasty and
cynical attacks that are the foundation of voter disgust with today's
politics," said Brown Campaign Spokesman Sterling Clifford. "She can
continue to slash at Jerry Brown's record with her fiction. We will
continue to respond with the facts."
Instead of Meg Whitman's campaign fiction, get the facts.
(More...)
Whitman Attacks! (Part VI)
Oakland - Determined to answer the question "how many times can you
tell the same lies?" Meg Whitman released her sixth attack against
Jerry Brown, but offered no new information to voters - just the same
sad lies she's told all summer.
What is Jerry Brown's record on job creation? We all know the answer -
1.9 million new jobs - a better record on job creation than any
governor since.
And how about taxes? Under Brown's leadership, Californians received
$16 billion in tax relief in addition to Proposition 13. And who did
Prop. 13 author Howard Jarvis vote for that year? Jerry Brown, of
course.
And now, in 2010, Brown has committed to no new taxes unless the
people vote for them.
(More...)
Whitman's Latest Radio Ad Repeats Oldest Falsehoods
Oakland - Meg Whitman's campaign for governor released yet another
radio attack ad. The ad repeats a host of discredited attacks on Jerry
Brown, and falsely credits Brown with ads his campaign has not
released.
"Another day, another lie from the Whitman campaign," said Brown
spokesman Sterling Clifford. "Meg Whitman has run more than 100,000
negative ads in what is far and away the most negative campaign in
California history.
"Sacramento is mired in petty politics-as-usual, and Meg Whitman's
answer is is to sling mud faster and farther. California needs real
leadership, not more empty promises, partisan attacks and
consultant-driven platitudes."
(More...)
Facts Don't Line Up With Joel Fox's Attack Ads
By Sterling Clifford
Joel Fox essentially takes the Fifth Amendment against
self-incrimination in explaining why he will not disclose the donors
to his TV �issue' ad fusillade against Jerry Brown. Under the auspices
of the "Small" Business Action Committee (SBAC), Fox, his right wing
partner James Lacy, and their secret financial backers, are using $1.6
million worth of false ads to pummel a foe Fox brands a job killer,
taxer, spender, debtor, and all around bad guy.
Let's start with some basic facts:
Bell residents slam Whitman for trying to link their city's woes to
Brown
By Seema Mehta - Los Angeles Times
Bell residents blasted Republican gubernatorial nominee Meg Whitman
for equating the salary and pension fiasco unfolding in their city
with what occurred in Oakland when Democratic rival Jerry Brown was
that city's mayor.
"We have a simple message for Meg Whitman. Don't take the suffering of
Bell residents and use it for political purposes. Cease and desist!"
said Denise Rodarte, a representative of the Bell Assn. to Stop the
Abuse.
(More...)
New Meg Whitman Ad Continues Her Misleading Dishonest Campaign Against
Jerry Brown
Oakland - In her newest radio ad, as part of her $170 million
campaign, Meg Whitman continues to stretch, contort, and warp the
truth. The ad attempts to connect Jerry Brown to the scandal ravaging
the City of Bell, California, where unscrupulous city officials have
bilked taxpayers out of millions of dollars.
Whitman attacks the pay of firefighters, dedicated city employees, who
received increased overtime pay to make up for an earlier accounting
error. Of course, this is context that Whitman doesn't bother with.
Throughout California and the nation, independent media outlets and
fact-checkers have decried Whitman's ads as false, misleading, and
devoid of the truth. This latest ad is just another in her dishonest
campaign to November.
(More...)
Campaign Check: Lies and Half-Truths Outed
By Joe Garofoli and Carla Marinucci, San Francisco Chronicle
In an appearance last week on "Good Morning America," GOP
gubernatorial nominee Meg Whitman touted her targeted tax cuts for
employers and plans to streamline regulations to help keep businesses
in California. She called for eliminating the factory tax, which she
said "taxes manufacturers on the equipment they buy to manufacture in
California." As an example of job flight, she said, "We cannot
letNorthrop Grumman leave California."
Here's why company officials say Grumman left California for Virginia.
"As a global security company with a large customer base in the
Washington, D.C. region, this move will enable us to better serve our
nation and customers," said Wes Bush, chief executive officer and
president of Northrop Grumman. While 300 people from its corporate
offices moved, the company employs 30,000 people in California.
(More...)
New Attack, Same Story: Meg Whitman Repeats Old Lies With New Pictures
Oakland - Republican Meg Whitman released the latest in her "Lie About
Jerry Brown" TV campaign today, repeating claims that have been proven
false by journalists and non-partisans like factcheck.org.
"Meg Whitman has refused to tell the truth about Jerry Brown from the
very beginning," said Brown Campaign Manager Steven Glazer. "From lies
about assaulting an employee at eBay to false claims about how long
she's lived in California to false statements about Jerry Brown,
Whitman seems incapable of telling the truth."
Whitman's latest ad repeats the false claims that Jerry Brown raised
taxes, that California lost jobs or that state employees gained
excessive benefits. Whitman's ad offers no specifics and no support
for those claims.
(More...)
FactCheck.org finds Meg Whitman's attack ad "Fails to tell the truth"
By D'Angelo Gore and Kelsey Ferguson
Republican Meg Whitman is making false claims about Democrat Jerry
Brown's "lifetime in politics" in an attack ad. The two are battling
to become the next governor of California.
The ad claims that "crime soared" while Brown was mayor of Oakland.
That's false. The total number of crimes actually went down by more
than 13 percent.
Also false is the ad's claim that Brown "damaged the school system so
badly the state had to take it over." As mayor, Brown had almost no
control over the school district, which was run instead by an elected
school board.
cit. http://tinyurl.com/28qb6t3
witless-Whitman thought she could buy her way in becoming California's
Governor ... She was wrong - California isn't an online Corporate
blood-suckin' free-for-all flea market, that she would have ultimately
turned it into.
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>> >> Here are just a few things Jerry Brown has done as A.G. or in his
>> >> previous
>> >> stint as governor that are crippling this state and undermining the
>> >> rule
>> >> of
>> >> law.
>> >
>> > You're a day late or four years too early to start campaigning.
>> ==============
>>
>> Actually we have 4 years to watch California go deeper into bankruptcy as
>> these newspaper articles point out were from Browns past failed
>> Governorship
>
> And you're still a day late or four years too early to start campaigning.
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Whos campaiging. Post about Browns past records as Gov is painful for you
libs to read I know. But you still keep campaiging against Bush every day
and hes been out of ooffice 2 years now. Look what it got you last night.
Snicker
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>> 2. As A.G., Brown has sided with public employee unions in defense of an
>> unconstitutional retroactive pension increase. The issue, currently being
>> litigated in Orange County, involves estimates of between $300 and $500
>> million costs. Statewide,
>
>
> Pfffttt!!! $300 to $500 million? That's chump change,
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yeah $ 500 million of taxpayer money is nothing to you welfare democraps
living off other s paychecks.
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> On 11/4/2010 2:13 AM, Rats Dropping Like Flies Tonight wrote:
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>> Democrats lose centuries of seniority in House
>
>
> Pointless point.
>====================
Really? Losing the power of all those Rat Chairmen that controlled Congress
is a pointless point? Fine, remember that when the GOP start issuing
subpeoneas and start the Waters/ Rangel crime trials soon.
Wayne
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Where ? When? I posted a newspaper article from al long time ago asswipe.
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http://articles.latimes.com/2010/apr/06/opinion/la-oe-crane6-2010apr06
Don't worry, no one wants California and its $ 500 Billion Union Thug Time
Bomb.
California's $500-billion pension time bomb
The staggering amount of unfunded debt stands to crowd out funding for many
popular programs. Reform will take something sadly lacking in the
Legislature: political courage.
April 06, 2010|By David Crane
The state of California's real unfunded pension debt clocks in at more than
$500 billion, nearly eight times greater than officially reported.
That's the finding from a study released Monday by Stanford University's
public policy program, confirming a recent report with similar, stunning
findings from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago.
To put that number in perspective, it's almost seven times greater than all
the outstanding voter-approved state general obligation bonds in California.
Why should Californians care? Because this year's unfunded pension liability
is next year's budget cut to important programs. For a glimpse of
California's budgetary future, look no further than the $5.5 billion
diverted this year from higher education, transit, parks and other programs
in order to pay just a tiny bit toward current unfunded pension and
healthcare promises. That figure is set to triple within 10 years and --
absent reform -- to continue to grow, crowding out funding for many programs
vital to the overwhelming majority of Californians.
How did we get here? The answer is simple: For decades -- and without voter
consent -- state leaders have been issuing billions of dollars of debt in
the form of unfunded pension and healthcare promises, then gaming accounting
rules in order to understate the size of those promises.
As we saw during the recent financial crisis, hiding debt is not a new
phenomenon. Indeed, General Motors did something similar to obscure the true
cost of its retirement promises. Through aggressive accounting, for a while
it, too, got away with making pension contributions that were a fraction of
what it really needed to make, thereby reporting better earnings than was
truly the case.
But eventually the pension promises come due, and for GM, that meant having
to add extra costs to its cars, making its prices less attractive to
consumers and contributing to its eventual bankruptcy.
In California's case, past pension underfunding means reduced funding of
current programs. This explains why pension costs rose 2,000% from 1999 to
2009, while state funding for higher education declined over the same
period.
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> And all this (verbatim) from John Eastman's rants? The guy who lost
> to Cooley for the nomination? LOL! But how's about this?
>
> The Truth About Jerry
>
> "The sad reality about the political commercials now crowding
> California's airwaves is that they are, de facto, not subject to the
> same truth in advertising rules that govern ads for, say, cars or
> computers, laser eye treatments, weight loss programs or plastic
> surgery.
================================\\
Yeah how about this? All thanks to Jerry Brown in the 1970's
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/apr/06/opinion/la-oe-crane6-2010apr06
DCI
>
> - Show quoted text -
You sure get pissy!
DCI
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>> And all this (verbatim) from John Eastman's rants? The guy who lost
>> to Cooley for the nomination? LOL! But how's about this?
>>
>> The Truth About Jerry
>>
>> "The sad reality about the political commercials now crowding
>> California's airwaves is that they are, de facto, not subject to the
>> same truth in advertising rules that govern ads for, say, cars or
>> computers, laser eye treatments, weight loss programs or plastic
>> surgery.
>================================\\
>Yeah how about this? All thanks to Jerry Brown in the 1970's
>http://articles.latimes.com/2010/apr/06/opinion/la-oe-crane6-2010apr06
>.
>California's $500-billion pension time bomb
8< snip >8
[Mr. Crane is the Special Advisor to California Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger for Jobs and Economic Growth]
Get the point? LOL!