Our ongoing series on the California budget is interrupted by an "emergency." With California state budget deficit projections rising from $10 billion to $14 billion the Governor plans to declare a budget "emergency," saying he might propose "slashing" the state's budget by 10% "across the board."
But doesn't a budget involve spending and revenues? Why is the Governor tying one hand behind our backs? Why is the Governor only proposing that the people who are in a position to really need our government's help be the ones who must sacrifice in this "emergency?"
Continue reading Fighting An "Emergency" With One Hand Tied Behind Our Backs.
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