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California has Sold enough Risky Bonds to Stave off the Begging Session in Washington. We have been Spared!

California has Sold enough Risky Bonds to Stave off the Begging Session in Washington. We have been Spared!

 The Marxist Utopia of California has demonstrated that they cannot get off their drugs, the political worship of illegal aliens, political correctness and Green Weenie Mentality of Environmentalism.  They are tax whores and are way out of control. The situation is hopeless.[1] [2]

The phony People’s Marxist Republic of California wasted several months haggling about spending, cutting spending and increasing taxes and boiling up some phony budget at their Sacramento Cauldron with magical tricks, some anti-war protests and tambourine music to meet state law. They discovered a host of suckers from the local cognitively-deficient citizen’s gene pool to buy their phony bonds.  Those of us who reside in the real world are relieved.

 They will not cut away the cancer of socialism and it will devour them. Their shaky budget wobbles like a drunk in search of a lamp post and it will grow worse starting in Jan. 2009, when arguments and such will start on the next wreckage of a budget. Besotted with tears and psychedelic drug flashbacks, they wring their hands in despair and await, as I predicted[3], the inevitable handout from the Federal Government. Luckily for the rest of us non Golden Statists, we were spared more debt for a while. California is the perfect example of how not to run a state. It now ranks somewhere between Cuba and Somalia in financial finesse.

 From a previous post:

 This mental facility [California] is a leftist microcosmic experiment for the rest of us to study. The facts here show that there is NO INTENTION of instituting even any slight or limited form of fiscal responsibility by the drooling left here. Apparently, the Neo-Marxists cannot step up to the plate and announce that California needs a hefty $4 or $5 dollar gas tax[4] or perhaps double sales taxes to ‘solve’ this problem.[5]  Perhaps California will take economic lessons from the Europeans.[6] Taxes and confiscation of property and wealth are the old, proven Soviet solutions to ‘peace’ and helping ‘the poor.’

 In fairness, the blockage to tax hikes is due to Republicans, the few of their kind left in the elected political system in that facility.

 Here is the latest celebration over 4% of their budget come handy-dandy to the rescue:

SACRAMENTO — Concerns that California would run out of money later this month ended Thursday after the state successfully sold $5 billion of short-term bonds despite troubles in the credit market.

The sale of the bonds, known as revenue anticipation notes, will keep money flowing to state programs such as education, health care and prisons. California typically sells the notes around this time of year to tide the state over until more tax revenue arrives in the spring, but the frozen credit market prompted worries that investors wouldn't open their wallets.[7]-- California avoids cash crunch with sale of bonds By Mike Zapler Mercury News  10/16/2008 03:00:32 PM PDT [Emphasis is mine in all quotes.]This link references all quotes in this essay unless otherwise stated.

 All That Snake Worship Worked! Subsidize More Drug Sales! Grow More Weed! Sell More Bonds! Get Hollywood In On The Splendor!

 The state's fiscal woes are far from over, however. The budget that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed last month is already more than $1 billion in the red, and over the course of the fiscal year revenue is projected to fall $3 billion short.”

 That means that the sticky claws of the La La Loony Land may ultimately reach Washington.

 Does anybody realize that they will NOT reduce spending and bribing their union stooges with higher salaries and better and better benefits and that the tax revenues are tanking because the economy is trashed in CA?? Do they realize that the 7.7% unemployment rate is peanuts compared to what it might be if taxes were hiked? How about 10-15%?

 The only hope[s] for the drug-crazed loafers in California is for [1] more suckers step up to the old North Beach plywood walls [the ones with the 2 inch holes cut at various heights] and shovel out more cash after their fantasies are fulfilled and [2] the Republicans will finally concede the fact that the situation is hopeless and flee the state and [3] Obama will flood the streets with freshly printed money so everybody can party.

  The notion that somebody is working on some fiscally responsible budget plan in the far-leftist Democratic camp just ranks up there in the clouds of marijuana smoke that reflect the  political visions of Allen Ginsberg and the politics of  Angela Davis.

 Get out of California if you can! The End is in sight.

 rycK

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[2] California is Going to Try to Sell You Worthless Bonds.  The Situation Is Hopeless so Don’t Buy This Junk.

http://rycksrationalizations.blogtownhall.com/2008/10/09/california_is_going_to_try_to_sell_you_worthless_bonds__the_situation_is_hopeless_so_don%e2%80%99t_buy_this_junk.thtml

 [3] The Leftists Have No ‘Solution’ to California’s Budget Problems: Raise Taxes!! Grab Power!  Novel!

[5] Taxation on the Knife’s Edge: The Lower Half Will Always Vote for Higher Taxes.

http://rycksrationalizations.blogtownhall.com/2008/07/24/taxation_on_the_knife’s_edge_the_lower_half_will_always_vote_for_higher_taxes.thtml

 [6] Stupid, More Stupid and the Idiot Europeans Investigated and Explained.

http://rycksrationalizations.blogtownhall.com/2008/07/19/stupid,_more_stupid_and_the_idiot_europeans_investigated_and_explained.thtml

 [7] California avoids cash crunch with sale of bonds By Mike Zapler Mercury News Article Launched: 10/16/2008 03:00:32 PM PDT http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_10737973[Emphasis is mine in all quotes.]This link references all quotes in this essay unless otherwise stated.

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