Re: Real Priorities First
  By: BOB KLAHN to MATT MUNSON on Tue Dec 27 2011 10:47 pm

 >  MM> As part of my campaign to burn the old playbook of
 >  MM> campaigning I would like to emphasize the fact that I want
 >  MM> to advocate job creation. Without job creation we will not
 >  MM> get the tax revenue needed to fund the public services we
 >  MM> value.
 >  This is so obvious it's hard to believe some do not see it.
Yes, California Democrats particularly when businesses have fled our state in
record number and are trying to soak Californians dry in taxes due to the lost
tax revenue. This is my second issue im campaigning on.
 >  MM> Unfortunately if we elect Republicans to our state
 >  MM> legislature in Sacramento they will want to focus on red
 >  MM> meat issues of undoing LGBT civil rights laws and having
 >  MM> Arizona and Alabama styled laws on illegal immigrants
 >  MM> instead, as demonstrated in various states in our nation.
 >  You are too much a one issue advocate.
But the perception of the party has killed it in many parts of California. Even
if Republicans have the elixir for economic recovery since Republicans have
used the Big Wedge against many people in our state they don't want to listen
to the Republicans. This is my main issue, I used the same issue in my 2002 run
for state house.
 >  It's the republicans who will steal, the democrats will be too
 >  busy tying to keep things from falling down around our heads.

I agree, 2011 with Scott Walker and Rick Snyder. But Democrats havent done
good either, Solyndra and subsidized cars that the market does not want.
250,000 in subsidies for each chevy volt. That is irresponsible. Both
political parties have blood on their hands. I do agree that public
employees deserve fair compensation, but we should not defer their pay to
future generations such as their pensions when we don't know if we could
afford these obligations in the future where we do have a pension crash
coming soon.

Matt Munson ~ Ontario California ~ http://www.inlandutopia.com
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