Hey, look what super liberal California Governor Jerry Brown is doing.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday proposed a $106.8 billion general-fund budget that seeks to pay off a big chunk of the state's long-term debt while making modest investments in public schools, health care and the troubled bullet train.
While the state's finances have improved significantly since the days of embarrassing, multibillion-dollar deficits, Brown said at a morning news conference that he believes the newfound fiscal stability could be short-lived and that restrained spending of scarce state resources is crucial.
What the-?!!?? A fiscally responsible liberal. you say? Where is Spock with a beard?:)
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But you claim debt doesn't matter. How can you claim he is fiscally responsible if he is wasting money on something that doesn't matter?
Brown said at a morning news conference that he believes the newfound fiscal stability could be short-lived and that restrained spending of scarce state resources is crucial.
You obviously disagree so Brown must not really be a liberal by your definition.
Brown noted at the news conference that when you include unfunded term pension obligations in the massive "wall of debt," the total comes to about $355 billion.
Which he is committing $11 billion against. Plus $1.6B for "a rainy day" (ha, as if that would be a bad thing right now). In what fucking fantasy land is $11B a "huge chunk" of $355B? No, don't tell me, I think I know - in innumerate, liberal-asshole la-la land!
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