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19. November 2011, 07:28:43
Papa Zoom 
Subject: And get this:
Texas is the most business friendly state in the Union and California is the worst (no surprise). They over regulate and over tax businesses to the point that they can't make a decent profit. Clueless twits. And there are now 13 billion in debt. No money to pay it off.

American's future under the socialist mindset. (see Europe)

19. November 2011, 07:59:47
Dark Prince 
Subject: California debt
Artful Dodger:
is mostly attributable to ex governor Arnold Schwarzeneger (Republican).
It clearly has nothing to do with this socialist concept you keep falsely asserting. Of course there are many others that assert it also, so it's not surprising that you've jumped on the bandwagon.
Additionally, the problem is NOT due to spending but lack of revenues from California businesses.

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