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Hello everybody. As part of my campaign to burn the old playbook of campaigning I would like to emphasize the fact that I want to advocate job creation. Without job creation we will not get the tax revenue needed to fund the public services we value. Unfortunately if we elect Republicans to our state legislature in Sacramento they will want to focus on red meat issues of undoing LGBT civil rights laws and having Arizona and Alabama styled laws on illegal immigrants instead, as demonstrated in various states in our nation. Even if Democratic Party legislators steal from clothing stores, voters are not going to trust our party unless we change our tone and bring the real priorities first of job creation and help our state go from 49th in job creation to hopefully 25th in job creation. How will targeting illegals help, when average Americans do not want to work the agricultural fields even if people were paid nine bucks a hour plus bonuses for picking more fruits than the hourly quota? We should target the employers who were violating the law instead.Agricultural fields are going fallow in Alabama and other states in the south due to their regulations which cost farmers big money. Immigration policies are a federal responsibility, but there are implications for the wrong types of regulation. We need an earned guest worker program where three or four years on the farms would earn an immigrant a green card and if they serve an extra two years for a total of five or six years they can bring their spouse and family over. 2010 led to Republicans gaining power in states such as Michigan and Minnesota, but instead of fixing budget problems they decided to put a marriage amendment on the ballot in Minnesota even though their majority leader was cheating on her spouse, and Michigan decided to eliminate domestic partner benefits for their public employees which will lead to many of their best and brightest to flee the state and maybe become employees in California and New York instead. I agree with legislators such as Bob Dutton that we need a severe focus on making California safe to establish a business instead of being the biggest exporters of employers since California Democrats regulate anything that moves. However the future minority leader Bob Huff will want to undo the school safety legislation that was passed almost a decade ago to make schools less of a mine field for LGBT students and that will expend most of his energies. Until the state party passes a new platform that is inclusive, Democrats will own Sacramento until California rusts from its former golden luster. Matt --- SBBSecho 2.12-Win32* Origin: inlandutopia.dtdns.net - inland utopia bbs (1:218/109) SEEN-BY: 3/0 633/267 640/954 712/0 313 620 848 953 @PATH: 218/109 10/1 261/38 712/848 633/267 |
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