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California Politics
I am not sure why a seasoned politician and natural born citizen of the US was voted out of office. The bureaucracy seemed to work much better under Davis, than our current Republican incumbent who vowed to clean out the interest of special interest in our glorious state.
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Re: California Politics
He was a seasoned politician who's only fault was to not have the Corp of Engineers construct a power grid to tie in to the Mexican power grid during the deregulation fiasco. We could have had lower power rates and no rolling blackouts.
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How much more efficient is the bureaucracy in the state of California now, than it was under Davis? At least, Davis was starting to get the idea of sounder economic principles before he was voted out. None of the Republican governors have any idea of what sound economic policies are, or are simply towing the federally (federales) line without having to produce any positive results for our tax dollars. Quote:
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That he was "starting to get the idea of sounder economic principles before he was voted out" is of no consequence. The guy fucked up the State for four years and, finally, the voters of California had decided enough was enough when our utility rates went through the roof...
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Last edited by Steve; 10-19-2007 at 11:04 AM. |
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The fact remains that, quite clearly, California voters had had enough of Gray Davis. He was the Head-Mother-Fucker-What's-In-Charge, and he didn't do what was necessary to satisfy Californians. That cannot be disputed...
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Argumentum ad populum isn't a factor here. it's not what people believed that got Gray Davis the axe, it's what people saw on their electric bills. He was in a position to do something about it, and he fucked it up. But, if throwing out snappy Latin phrases makes you feel smart, knock yourself out...
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Last edited by Steve; 10-19-2007 at 11:48 PM. |
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California experienced rolling blackouts under our current governor, and still has higher retail energy prices than we did under Davis.
Why hasn't there been a recall if that was the specific reason our previous governor was recalled? |
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In diffidence to steve who also lives in the wanna be socialist workers paradise of Kalifornia like I do, davis was also exposed as a rank dunce....he was buying civil union sppt. by signing outrageous pension contracts for prison guards fire dept, police and other civil servant employees. While I applaud all of these vocations and would not want their jobs, allowing them to retire at 55 with FULL pension is a prescription for disaster, that plus the deregulation etc. of the state power agencies etc.......parts of Santa clara valley took the hard road several years ago, bought out there crappy contracts and now pay approx. $30.00.....I am in san Jose and take the pipe. for over $225.00 monthly....as the idiots that run my neck of the woods due to deregulation signed themselves into a corner...and of course the eco nuts will not allow us to build a power station either....
daniel...I have not had a black out in 3 years.....
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I have a hard time believing Steve would have a problem paying people to do nothing after 20 or 30 years of public service. In one sense, it would simply be rewarding public servants by ensuring better conditions for term limits.
Having a complete evolution in the public sector every 20 to 30 years can be considered a good thing, from a democracy point of view. How does that compare and contrast with having your wealthy "al qaeda" good olde boy network colluding to get less competitive bids at Uncle Sam's (and his "socialized" tax paying relative's ) expense? How many high tech, high paying jobs have the Republicans manufactured? They currently seem to only encourage low tech, low paying jobs whenever they are in office. |
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