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EDITOR: I found the article on the states’ (2) separate record keeping, I wondered how (4) cities filed bankruptcy. Doesn’t that mean you can’t pay your bills and bill collectors can claim a small money owed them? Where does this small money come from?
The proposition language to pass the lottery, the money was to go to schools, government got a percentage of the winning, the media talked about big winnings, suddenly you hear nothing, but my property tax goes to schools. Is this money going to the other set of records, proving that California is not poor? The legislators know of this bookkeeping records, they have access. The one record keeping is where legislators say is broke, so taxes. There needs to be an investigation in into the lottery agency, we need a investigation into this second set of record keeping money. There is no reason to cut supplies or close schools.
The second set of books is about investments, so now you see why Gov. Brown signed a bill at Apple Technology plant. This very day he promoted the driverless cars. How stupid, if the car has an accident who pays for it? What is the car’s purpose, which fund put up the money, did we vote on this car?
Gov. Brown needs to be recalled, he is a pinhead hippy used to using others money he never earned.
DOROTHEA FALKENSTEIN
Pollock Pines
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Jim WhittakerNovember 26, 2012 - 12:11 am
Who looks after this woman? She needs help.
hair on fireNovember 26, 2012 - 4:33 am
correct answer to Mr. Whittaker's question: SHOSHANA HENDERSON
cookie65November 26, 2012 - 4:51 am
Do not read this before your first cup of coffee. Even if that means postponing your first cup of coffee until sometime later in the week.
Ken SteersNovember 26, 2012 - 10:25 am
California is the worlds 8th largest economy in the world today. The US is still #1 by a long shot at 13.7 Trillion dollars. BUT we were at 15 Trillion a few years back. I still like it here.