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No More Budget Cuts Until Corporate Tax Breaks Are Shut Down!:
”All legislative actions on revenue and budget must be determined by a majority vote.” The California Majority Rule Campaign is on the move. Monday Dr. Lakoff, Assembly Leader Toricco, Naomi Klein and others discussed the budget cuts at UC Berkeley. WDRC signed up over 200 volunteers for the campaign. Four events ar......e scheduled for November so far. http://www.trivalleydems.com/DemocracyIn
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Labor unions, educators and social service providers joined together today in downtown San Diego to protest state budget cuts being proposed by Governor Schwarzenegger.
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With California on the brink of insolvency, Sen. Dianne Feinstein recently recalled the days when, as mayor of San Francisco, she would venture out into the neighborhoods and ask people what kind of services they wanted.
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As most Californians are well aware, there were a lot of losers in the two state budget deals crafted last September and again in February.
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PD EDITORIAL: Legislature should reconsider tax loopholes created without scrutiny | PressDemocrat.c
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Practically everyone in California is paying more taxes this year.The state sales tax went up a penny in April. A quarter-percent was added to personal income tax brackets at the same time. Vehicle registration fees
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Approximately 60 union members and activists joined together at a local Chevron on June 17 to protest corporate tax giveaways at a time when California is considering massive cuts to the state budget. Legislators can keep teachers in the classroom,
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Labor activists furious over proposed budget cuts they say will harm California families are taking their fight to the local gas station.
Jean Ross No More Budget Cuts Until Corporate Tax Breaks Are Shut Down!:
Here's another worthwhile target!
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Rebecca Greenberg No More Budget Cuts Until Corporate Tax Breaks Are Shut Down!:
"Senate Democrats are having second thoughts about corporate tax breaks that the Legislature never should have granted this year.
Legislators and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger slipped in the cuts, which could eventually total $2.5 billion a year, as part of the February budget under heavy lobbying from business groups and ...without public hearings. They did so under an inflated promise of jobs and despite the strong inkling that the state deficit would continue to swell. Which of course it has.
Now, to stave off devastating cuts to education and social programs, Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg has raised the possibility of rolling back the tax cuts, most of which would benefit multibillion-dollar corporations. On Thursday, 75 labor and consumer organizations urged lawmakers to do so, calling for no more budget cuts until "these egregious giveaways" are ended."Read More
Legislators and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger slipped in the cuts, which could eventually total $2.5 billion a year, as part of the February budget under heavy lobbying from business groups and ...without public hearings. They did so under an inflated promise of jobs and despite the strong inkling that the state deficit would continue to swell. Which of course it has.
Now, to stave off devastating cuts to education and social programs, Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg has raised the possibility of rolling back the tax cuts, most of which would benefit multibillion-dollar corporations. On Thursday, 75 labor and consumer organizations urged lawmakers to do so, calling for no more budget cuts until "these egregious giveaways" are ended."Read More
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