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Texas vs. California Update for January 29, 2014
To a certain extent, this Texas vs. California roundup is incomplete, since we’re hot and heavy into the new legislative session and I haven’t had a chance to fully digest the proposed budget numbers yet. By the Legislative Budget Boards … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Jihad, Supreme Court, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Democrats, Fresno, Jihad, Kern County (CA), Legislative Budget Board, Newport Beach, oil industry, pension crisis, Sacramento, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Toyota, unions, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Update for January 21, 2015
The working poor benefit from a lower cost of living in red states. Five of the top ten U.S. cities in economic growth in 2014 were in Texas: Austin, Houston, Ft. Worth. Dallas and San Antonio. (There were also two … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged bankruptcy, California, CalPERs, Crime, farming, John G. Westine, pension crisis, Stockton, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Update for January 6, 2014
Here’s your first Texas vs. California update of 2015: Real personal income increased by 1.4% in Texas in Q3, the most of any state. And that with the oil bust just starting to bite, which I’m guessing helps explain why … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Crime, fraud, waste, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Update for December 17, 2014
Time for another Texas vs. California update: California’s unfunded health care obligations for retired employees hits $72 billion. (Hat tip: Pension Tsunami.) Meanwhile, the state comptroller says that California’s unfunded pension liabilities has hit $198 billion. (Ditto.) California may extend … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged amnesty, Austin, Border Controls, California, Conroe, Costa Mesa, Crime, Democrats, pension crisis, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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LinkSwarm for December 5, 2014
Let’s jump into it: IRS cites taxpayer confidentiality in defying a federal judge by refusing to hand over documents showing it violated taxpayer confidentiality by sharing that information with the White House. By 2020, some 90% of Americans will be … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Obama Scandals, unions, video
Tagged #GamerGate, 2014 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Andrew Klavan, Ayn Rand, Chechnya, debt, Democrats, Denmark, Detroit, European Debt Crisis, Grozny, Hillary Clinton, Jihad, John Podhoretz, Kenya, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Nathaniel Branden, Russia, Social Justice Warriors, The New Republic, unions, video, Wisconsin
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Texas vs. California Update for December 4, 2014
It’s another Texas vs. California update! The real reason the University of California system is raising taxes: “The real driving force behind the tuition hike is the university’s woefully underfunded pension system, which currently serves 56,000 retired employees. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, CalPERs, Magpul, Newport Beach, San Bernardino, Stockton, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, unions, University of California, Vallejo, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Roundup for November 26, 2014
Who knows how many people will read this in the rush of Thanksgiving travel: Texas’ economy continues to kick ass. In fact, Texas set a record for new jobs for the third month in a row. (Hat tip: The Twitter … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Texas, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Democrats, pension crisis, San Bernardino, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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Blogroll Addition: Pension Tsunami
Since they linked to me yesterday, I’ve finally done what I’ve meant to do for a long time, namely get up off my ass and add Pension Tsunami to the Blogroll. They offer a great daily news roundup on the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, unions, Welfare State
Tagged Budget, California, Democrats, links, pension crisis, Site Administration, unions, Welfare State
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Texas vs. California Roundup for October 9, 2014
Another Texas vs. California roundup: If Stockton bankruptcy judge’s ruling is upheld, a lot of California cities could actually start working for citizens again, rather than public employee unions. There are plenty of lessons to be learned from Stockton’s bankruptcy. … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Adandoned Malls, California, Democrats, San Jose, Stanton, Stockton, Texas, Thomas Jefferson Law School, Toyota, Trip Hawkins, unions, Welfare State
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