Where can I find the infomercial about the budget crisis in California?
Q. I have to write this essay in school and im looking for this infomercial I saw on TV the other day... it was about the school budget crisis in california.. and how Arnold, california's governor lied to us about the the budget cuts.. .this infomerical hasn't came out too long ago... I saw it in KTLA Ch. 5 but I'm trying to look online and I don't seem to find it... Can anyone please help me out :) Thanks.
Asked by Jeanette50 - Fri Jul 17 13:17:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about another view of the crisis: Look under each date for the phrase "Tax Revolt 5PM Hr." You're going to find that it's the CA Legislature that is lying to us! Here are some examples you can download: LAUSD Teachers Are Angry About Coming Cuts: Bloated Pensions Are Killing California: Karen Bass Says More Taxes: Sacramento Hacks Refuses To Cut State Worker Pay: School Officials Want Big Tax Increases Now: * * *
Answered by 4REEE - Sat Jul 18 04:47:32 2009
Q. I have to write this essay in school and im looking for this infomercial I saw on TV the other day... it was about the school budget crisis in california.. and how Arnold, california's governor lied to us about the the budget cuts.. .this infomerical hasn't came out too long ago... I saw it in KTLA Ch. 5 but I'm trying to look online and I don't seem to find it... Can anyone please help me out :) Thanks.
Asked by Jeanette50 - Fri Jul 17 13:17:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about another view of the crisis: Look under each date for the phrase "Tax Revolt 5PM Hr." You're going to find that it's the CA Legislature that is lying to us! Here are some examples you can download: LAUSD Teachers Are Angry About Coming Cuts: Bloated Pensions Are Killing California: Karen Bass Says More Taxes: Sacramento Hacks Refuses To Cut State Worker Pay: School Officials Want Big Tax Increases Now: * * *
Answered by 4REEE - Sat Jul 18 04:47:32 2009
Is there a correlation between states with no income tax and states that are currently in a budget "crisis"?
Q. California, for example, is one of the highest-taxed states in the country, but has a huge budget shortfall. Texas, on the other hand, has no personal state income tax and no budget crisis. Is there a correlation, or are there some states with no income tax that nevertheless overspent in the rising market and are now facing a revenue shortfall?
Asked by Curtis G - Wed Jul 1 16:48:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. And there are two reasons. States without income taxes are not as dependent on swings in income. California, New York, Oregon, Ohio, New Jersey all made the silly assumption that incomes-- and therefore tax revenues -- would never fall precipitously. It was a convenient assumption that allowed them to spend at will (sort of like planning a family budget around two income earners and assuming that neither will ever lose a job). Secondly, states without income taxes tend to have more favorable business climates and attract businesses (and their jobs) from states that don't -- i.e. California, NY, Oregon . . . etc. People are fleeing high tax states for low tax states in droves. Go to the U-Haul site and see how much more it… [cont.]
Answered by SDD - Wed Jul 1 17:41:22 2009
Q. California, for example, is one of the highest-taxed states in the country, but has a huge budget shortfall. Texas, on the other hand, has no personal state income tax and no budget crisis. Is there a correlation, or are there some states with no income tax that nevertheless overspent in the rising market and are now facing a revenue shortfall?
Asked by Curtis G - Wed Jul 1 16:48:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. And there are two reasons. States without income taxes are not as dependent on swings in income. California, New York, Oregon, Ohio, New Jersey all made the silly assumption that incomes-- and therefore tax revenues -- would never fall precipitously. It was a convenient assumption that allowed them to spend at will (sort of like planning a family budget around two income earners and assuming that neither will ever lose a job). Secondly, states without income taxes tend to have more favorable business climates and attract businesses (and their jobs) from states that don't -- i.e. California, NY, Oregon . . . etc. People are fleeing high tax states for low tax states in droves. Go to the U-Haul site and see how much more it… [cont.]
Answered by SDD - Wed Jul 1 17:41:22 2009
What impact has the California budget crisis have on you?
Q. Because I do not live in California, I would like to know how the crisis has affected the way you live and do business in California. Is it really that bad as it seems on the news?
Asked by Danny - Fri Jul 31 17:55:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. monkey see, monkey do. other governors will follow what ahnold does.
Answered by Le Bouchon - Fri Jul 31 19:58:33 2009
Q. Because I do not live in California, I would like to know how the crisis has affected the way you live and do business in California. Is it really that bad as it seems on the news?
Asked by Danny - Fri Jul 31 17:55:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. monkey see, monkey do. other governors will follow what ahnold does.
Answered by Le Bouchon - Fri Jul 31 19:58:33 2009
What is going on with California's education budget crisis?
Q. in simplest form, what caused the fiscal crisis and whre does it stand right now?
Asked by lizztastic - Mon Mar 22 18:57:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. in simplest form, what caused the fiscal crisis and whre does it stand right now?
Asked by lizztastic - Mon Mar 22 18:57:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How would you ended California budget crisis ?
Q. I would personally locked everyone inculding the governor,in a room I would not let them out not even for a coffee break,I am getting tired of the impasse.
Asked by hubbard - Thu Feb 25 04:52:49 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Closing the US/Mexican border in california would deter illegal immigration hence lower law enforcement costs and local government funding requirements. Expelling illegals would produce jobs that californians that are on welfare or need a job can have, and also would further lower law enforcement, local, and government financial obligations. California is not against migrant workers, and will accept them with open arms as long as they have qualifying paperwork to work...illegal work is unacceptable and will be combatted effectively. Since they are taking jobs that the people of california cannot or will not fulfill, their hourly pay will be subsidized by the state in addition to the fair pay that the employer will pay which is to include a… [cont.]
Answered by Jill Tregre - Sun Feb 28 01:59:26 2010
Q. I would personally locked everyone inculding the governor,in a room I would not let them out not even for a coffee break,I am getting tired of the impasse.
Asked by hubbard - Thu Feb 25 04:52:49 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Closing the US/Mexican border in california would deter illegal immigration hence lower law enforcement costs and local government funding requirements. Expelling illegals would produce jobs that californians that are on welfare or need a job can have, and also would further lower law enforcement, local, and government financial obligations. California is not against migrant workers, and will accept them with open arms as long as they have qualifying paperwork to work...illegal work is unacceptable and will be combatted effectively. Since they are taking jobs that the people of california cannot or will not fulfill, their hourly pay will be subsidized by the state in addition to the fair pay that the employer will pay which is to include a… [cont.]
Answered by Jill Tregre - Sun Feb 28 01:59:26 2010
What do you think about the California budget crisis?
Q. Why doesn' the state cut state legislature salaries, they get paid ridiculous amounts already and look how they have gone and screwed up our state economy. That would save so much money right there. It really makes me angry that they won' take any responsibility and instead want to tax the general public more for the mistakes they have made. What is your opinion of the California deficit. What do you think should be done?
Asked by orchid4242 - Thu Jan 8 17:36:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. California has it deficit for one reason, illegals. look at what it cost to just educate and incarcerate. The more than $10.1 billion in costs incurred by California taxpayers is composed of outlays in the following areas: Education. Based on estimates of the illegal immigrant population in California and documented costs of K-12 schooling, Californians spend approximately $7.7 billion annually on education for illegal immigrant children and for their U.S.-born siblings. Nearly 15 percent of the K-12 public school students in California are children of illegal aliens. Health care. Uncompensated medical outlays for health care provided to the state's illegal alien population amount to about $1.4 billion a year. Incarceration. The… [cont.]
Answered by Mad Kat - Thu Jan 8 18:04:40 2009
Q. Why doesn' the state cut state legislature salaries, they get paid ridiculous amounts already and look how they have gone and screwed up our state economy. That would save so much money right there. It really makes me angry that they won' take any responsibility and instead want to tax the general public more for the mistakes they have made. What is your opinion of the California deficit. What do you think should be done?
Asked by orchid4242 - Thu Jan 8 17:36:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. California has it deficit for one reason, illegals. look at what it cost to just educate and incarcerate. The more than $10.1 billion in costs incurred by California taxpayers is composed of outlays in the following areas: Education. Based on estimates of the illegal immigrant population in California and documented costs of K-12 schooling, Californians spend approximately $7.7 billion annually on education for illegal immigrant children and for their U.S.-born siblings. Nearly 15 percent of the K-12 public school students in California are children of illegal aliens. Health care. Uncompensated medical outlays for health care provided to the state's illegal alien population amount to about $1.4 billion a year. Incarceration. The… [cont.]
Answered by Mad Kat - Thu Jan 8 18:04:40 2009
Is the budget crisis in California the future of the federal government if we dont stop spending?
Q. Pundits always say California is a trend setter for the rest of the country.
Asked by Living Legend - Sun Mar 7 16:07:59 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what happens in california doesn't stay in california. It spreads like fire to all the other 56 states(obama)
Answered by Dennis P - Sun Mar 7 16:18:52 2010
Q. Pundits always say California is a trend setter for the rest of the country.
Asked by Living Legend - Sun Mar 7 16:07:59 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what happens in california doesn't stay in california. It spreads like fire to all the other 56 states(obama)
Answered by Dennis P - Sun Mar 7 16:18:52 2010
CA is facing a huge budget crisis. Are there examples of other states & years when this has happened?
Q. Cities and school districts are filing for bankruptcy. What are the potential outcomes for this state? Are there examples of other states that have experienced this in the past? When? What was the result? Are taxes the answer?
Asked by MichelleM - Wed May 7 18:30:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most states follow us here in california since we basically support the whole country remember we( californians) were the 4th largest NATION in the world a few years back.. now were what 5th or 6th not bad..Hey maybe Calforina should run the country instead of W.D.C
Answered by Obama eat my nuts! - Wed May 7 18:41:46 2008
Q. Cities and school districts are filing for bankruptcy. What are the potential outcomes for this state? Are there examples of other states that have experienced this in the past? When? What was the result? Are taxes the answer?
Asked by MichelleM - Wed May 7 18:30:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most states follow us here in california since we basically support the whole country remember we( californians) were the 4th largest NATION in the world a few years back.. now were what 5th or 6th not bad..Hey maybe Calforina should run the country instead of W.D.C
Answered by Obama eat my nuts! - Wed May 7 18:41:46 2008
How is this "budget crisis" different than any other budget crisis' before?
Q. Just because Obama is borrowing from other Countries now doesnt mean other presidents haven't. Who cried when Bush was borrowing. Nobody. Rates have nevr been so cheap. Its actually beneficial when you can shop for interest rates so low. I actually think we need to borrow more money n ow so the US can take advantage of cheap dollars. Maybe Obama is seeing this and strategically will cause inflation to make all this debt actually worth something.
Asked by Average College Student - Sat Jan 9 09:38:03 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a look at the budget deficit projection and tell me you don't see something wrong with it:
Answered by captain awesome - Sat Jan 9 09:44:49 2010
Q. Just because Obama is borrowing from other Countries now doesnt mean other presidents haven't. Who cried when Bush was borrowing. Nobody. Rates have nevr been so cheap. Its actually beneficial when you can shop for interest rates so low. I actually think we need to borrow more money n ow so the US can take advantage of cheap dollars. Maybe Obama is seeing this and strategically will cause inflation to make all this debt actually worth something.
Asked by Average College Student - Sat Jan 9 09:38:03 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take a look at the budget deficit projection and tell me you don't see something wrong with it:
Answered by captain awesome - Sat Jan 9 09:44:49 2010
How can the federal government help the state budget crisis?
Q. How can the federal government help the state budget crisis?
Asked by lakerman - Mon Sep 21 19:38:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What crisis?? That is yet to come
Answered by Willie B - Mon Sep 21 19:53:09 2009
Q. How can the federal government help the state budget crisis?
Asked by lakerman - Mon Sep 21 19:38:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What crisis?? That is yet to come
Answered by Willie B - Mon Sep 21 19:53:09 2009
Who should be blamed for California's current Budget Crisis?
Q. Governor, State Legislative Assembly, or the voters for voting for them?
Asked by princess1981t20 - Sun Feb 1 18:48:53 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our wonderful politicians can not agree on anything, except when they voted themselves a raise. So how come the : Government of the People - For the People - By the people! Wound up to be: Government of the Government, for the government, by the government. I think we as the people should vote on weather they get a raise, depending on their performance, just like we do in our job, if the boss doesn't think we deserve a raise we don't get one. I also think if they don't pass a budget on time they should not get their pay check instead of the people not getting theirs, it is not th people hanging up the money they still pay taxes no matter what the fat calf's do,. Some of us in Ca. are getting IOU's instead of state tax refunds, but we… [cont.]
Answered by Roz - Sun Feb 1 19:04:00 2009
Q. Governor, State Legislative Assembly, or the voters for voting for them?
Asked by princess1981t20 - Sun Feb 1 18:48:53 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our wonderful politicians can not agree on anything, except when they voted themselves a raise. So how come the : Government of the People - For the People - By the people! Wound up to be: Government of the Government, for the government, by the government. I think we as the people should vote on weather they get a raise, depending on their performance, just like we do in our job, if the boss doesn't think we deserve a raise we don't get one. I also think if they don't pass a budget on time they should not get their pay check instead of the people not getting theirs, it is not th people hanging up the money they still pay taxes no matter what the fat calf's do,. Some of us in Ca. are getting IOU's instead of state tax refunds, but we… [cont.]
Answered by Roz - Sun Feb 1 19:04:00 2009
Why don't they just print more money to end the budget crisis?
Q. Most answers to this say that then they would have to raise the price of other things and they don't have enough gold to back that, but that is because of goverment issue policy which they could temporarily pardon or something to end the deficit and us broke individuals would stay working hard to make money and build the character that working for money builds.
Asked by charmedemuirgic - Thu Sep 25 10:09:05 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, I love how people are answering your question without reading the details. Secondly since your money has to be traded with other countries everyone would have to jump on the band wagon and make a more sophisticated plan for currency.
Answered by Kronos Sohn - Fri Sep 26 08:52:57 2008
Q. Most answers to this say that then they would have to raise the price of other things and they don't have enough gold to back that, but that is because of goverment issue policy which they could temporarily pardon or something to end the deficit and us broke individuals would stay working hard to make money and build the character that working for money builds.
Asked by charmedemuirgic - Thu Sep 25 10:09:05 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, I love how people are answering your question without reading the details. Secondly since your money has to be traded with other countries everyone would have to jump on the band wagon and make a more sophisticated plan for currency.
Answered by Kronos Sohn - Fri Sep 26 08:52:57 2008
what are some solutions other then raising tuition to help the UC budget crisis?
Q. im doing an essay for my english class and im not quite sure on other then raising of tuition but i know there has to be more solutions! please please help:) i will be sooo greatful
Asked by monique - Tue May 25 05:32:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With any university having financial issues... the first thought is to raise tuition and give less grants to needy students/ select students that can pay the full tuition. The incoming freshman population might change a bit to those that have more money, are from alum parents that might donate, or might contribute to the college in some way such as research or sports that might be profitable. But, other than that, you would have to figure out what the college puts most of its money into and see where it can cut down. Generally speaking, colleges might cut down on student organization funding, especially if they do not bring in any money. They might decrease the number of staff in housing, dining, security, etc/ decrease hours of… [cont.]
Answered by AKP - Tue May 25 05:52:28 2010
Q. im doing an essay for my english class and im not quite sure on other then raising of tuition but i know there has to be more solutions! please please help:) i will be sooo greatful
Asked by monique - Tue May 25 05:32:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With any university having financial issues... the first thought is to raise tuition and give less grants to needy students/ select students that can pay the full tuition. The incoming freshman population might change a bit to those that have more money, are from alum parents that might donate, or might contribute to the college in some way such as research or sports that might be profitable. But, other than that, you would have to figure out what the college puts most of its money into and see where it can cut down. Generally speaking, colleges might cut down on student organization funding, especially if they do not bring in any money. They might decrease the number of staff in housing, dining, security, etc/ decrease hours of… [cont.]
Answered by AKP - Tue May 25 05:52:28 2010
Are there any other states that are facing a budget crisis?
Q. New Jersey is facing it right now, New York is on it's way are there any other states? and also could this be an indication that USA might be heading down hill?
Asked by independant_009 - Thu Jul 6 00:00:45 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are quite a few. It is just another indication of gluttonous spending by loser politicians with no vested interest in the future. They just don't care about the consequences of their actions. Sticking it to the taxpayer again. I would say that qualifies as going downhill.
Answered by Speedfreak - Thu Jul 6 00:11:24 2006
Q. New Jersey is facing it right now, New York is on it's way are there any other states? and also could this be an indication that USA might be heading down hill?
Asked by independant_009 - Thu Jul 6 00:00:45 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are quite a few. It is just another indication of gluttonous spending by loser politicians with no vested interest in the future. They just don't care about the consequences of their actions. Sticking it to the taxpayer again. I would say that qualifies as going downhill.
Answered by Speedfreak - Thu Jul 6 00:11:24 2006
Why do Republicans like to use California's budget crisis as an attack on Liberals, yet it has a Repub Gov'nr?
Q. Edit to Doc: Grey Davis was a scapegoat of Enron and the Republicans. Maybe YOU should get YOUR facts straight.
Asked by Tectonic French Toast (w/syrup) - Wed Jul 1 18:33:58 2009 - - 47 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They enjoy painting California as a bastion of liberalism. It is not. This is the state that gave us Reagan after all. Aside from a few metropolitan areas, California is a conservative state like it not cons.
Answered by Holy Cow! - Wed Jul 1 18:37:46 2009
Q. Edit to Doc: Grey Davis was a scapegoat of Enron and the Republicans. Maybe YOU should get YOUR facts straight.
Asked by Tectonic French Toast (w/syrup) - Wed Jul 1 18:33:58 2009 - - 47 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They enjoy painting California as a bastion of liberalism. It is not. This is the state that gave us Reagan after all. Aside from a few metropolitan areas, California is a conservative state like it not cons.
Answered by Holy Cow! - Wed Jul 1 18:37:46 2009
Is this a good way to help the budget crisis in California?
Q. Instead of taking money away from schools, why don't they just tax all the church A good education is way better and more important than religion
Asked by 666777 - Tue Jul 21 19:29:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. agree 100%
Answered by Bob - Tue Jul 21 19:34:33 2009
Q. Instead of taking money away from schools, why don't they just tax all the church A good education is way better and more important than religion
Asked by 666777 - Tue Jul 21 19:29:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. agree 100%
Answered by Bob - Tue Jul 21 19:34:33 2009
Will California Cut unemployment benefits if the state budget crisis gets worse?
Q. I have paid into unemployment, but have never used it. I may need it in the future. will california quit pay benefits?.
Asked by dale - Thu Jul 23 20:27:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone posted a day or two ago that they only drew 1/2 the unemployment amount they were due from California.*
Answered by firewomen - Thu Jul 23 20:31:58 2009
Q. I have paid into unemployment, but have never used it. I may need it in the future. will california quit pay benefits?.
Asked by dale - Thu Jul 23 20:27:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Someone posted a day or two ago that they only drew 1/2 the unemployment amount they were due from California.*
Answered by firewomen - Thu Jul 23 20:31:58 2009
How can legalizing marijuana help with california's budget crisis?
Q. please explain in detail
Asked by valysue - Sun Nov 29 13:05:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See the article below. Not only would the taxes bring in an estimated $1.3 BILLION in revenue, but billions MORE would be saved in law enforcement alone. Add to that the billions more saved by easing the burden on the courts, prisons and parole system, and now your talking major coin.
Answered by El Guapo - Mon Nov 30 17:48:02 2009
Q. please explain in detail
Asked by valysue - Sun Nov 29 13:05:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See the article below. Not only would the taxes bring in an estimated $1.3 BILLION in revenue, but billions MORE would be saved in law enforcement alone. Add to that the billions more saved by easing the burden on the courts, prisons and parole system, and now your talking major coin.
Answered by El Guapo - Mon Nov 30 17:48:02 2009
if society is in a budget crisis cant we just print more money?
Q. yeah why not? would it destroy society? why why?
Asked by oh,hello! - Mon Sep 22 00:15:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's actually why we're in debt so much. When the fed prints up money, they loan it to the government at interest. If there's more money in the economy, not only do we have unpayable debt, we have inflation, because all the money is worth. For just a completely hypothetical example, say you had 1,000 dollars total in the economy. That's it, that's all you had in circulation. Now, if you printed enough to get 1,000,000 dollars, with the same backing (fiat, gold, etc.) each dollar would be worth less, because there was more of it. So, yeah, there would be mass inflation, gas prices would go crazy, and the Fed would reap all the profits.
Answered by searching - Mon Sep 22 00:24:29 2008
Q. yeah why not? would it destroy society? why why?
Asked by oh,hello! - Mon Sep 22 00:15:55 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's actually why we're in debt so much. When the fed prints up money, they loan it to the government at interest. If there's more money in the economy, not only do we have unpayable debt, we have inflation, because all the money is worth. For just a completely hypothetical example, say you had 1,000 dollars total in the economy. That's it, that's all you had in circulation. Now, if you printed enough to get 1,000,000 dollars, with the same backing (fiat, gold, etc.) each dollar would be worth less, because there was more of it. So, yeah, there would be mass inflation, gas prices would go crazy, and the Fed would reap all the profits.
Answered by searching - Mon Sep 22 00:24:29 2008
How do you believe California's Budget Crisis can be solved?
Q. How do you believe California's Budget Crisis can be solved?
Asked by Live for the Moment - Mon Jun 29 00:19:15 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A number of solutions present themselves here. 1. Raise taxes 2. Cut programs I bet they will do the first one.
Answered by Xeno007 - Mon Jun 29 00:23:09 2009
Q. How do you believe California's Budget Crisis can be solved?
Asked by Live for the Moment - Mon Jun 29 00:19:15 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A number of solutions present themselves here. 1. Raise taxes 2. Cut programs I bet they will do the first one.
Answered by Xeno007 - Mon Jun 29 00:23:09 2009
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