California Voters Don't Want Dire Cuts; They Want Leaders to Get It Right
There will be ample debate about why voters from across the political spectrum rejected Sacramento's proposed budget fix, but there is no credible evidence that they wanted to see vital investments and programs hit with $21 billion worth of Draconian cuts. Recent polls show that voters oppose cuts in law enforcement, public schools, colleges, and health care for low-income families and the disabled by more than 2-to-1. Full Story »
Posted by Chris Finnie
If other taxes are like property tax in California a very broad change is needed.