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Texas vs. California Update for May 22, 2017

Posted on May 22, 2017 by Lawrence Person

We’re in the home stretch of hammering out the Texas biannual state budget, which has to be completed by May 29. Until then, enjoy another Texas vs. California roundup: Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Texas is once again … Continue reading →

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Texas vs. California Update for February 15, 2017

Posted on February 15, 2017 by Lawrence Person

Welcome to another Texas vs. California Roundup! California Governor Jerry Brown wants to hike gas taxes by 42% to bail out CalPERS. Brown’s pension reforms have failed: Since 2012 passage of his much-heralded changes to state retirement laws for public … Continue reading →

Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Regulation, Republicans, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State | Tagged 2018 Election, Austin, AutoAlert, BART, Berkeley, Border Controls, California, CalPERs, Dallas, Democrats, Ft. Worth, Houston, Illegal Aliens, Irvine, Jerry Brown, Kansas City, Kevin De Leon, minimum wage, Nestle USA, Oakland Raiders, Ohio, Peter Thiel, Regulation, Republicans, San Antonio, San Francisco, San Jose, Sheldon Adelson, Texas, unions, Vance Ginn, Ventura County, welfare, Welfare State | Leave a comment

Texas vs. California Update for September 14, 2016

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Lawrence Person

Time for another Texas vs. California update: Vance Ginn makes the case that Texas is still kicking California’s ass: After descending into a deep valley during the recession, California’s economy has recently grown at a faster rate than in Texas, … Continue reading →

Posted in Crime, Democrats, ObamaCare, Texas, unions | Tagged agriculture, bankruptcy, BART, Berkeley, Bill Cosby, Border Controls, California, Crime, Los Angeles, minimum wage, Oakland, ObamaCare, Orange County, Pacific Sunwear, pension crisis, Portland, Proposition 53 (California), rape, Texas, unions, Vance Ginn | Leave a comment

Texas vs. California Update for April 18, 2016

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Lawrence Person

Time for another Texas vs. California roundup, with the top news being California’s hastening their economic demise with a suicidal minimum wage hike: Jerry Brown admits the minimum wage hike doesn’t make economic sense, then signs it anyway. (Hat tip: … Continue reading →

Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Texas, unions | Tagged Austin, bankruptcy, BART, Berkeley, Border Controls, Budget, California, CalPERs, Chuck DeVore, Crime, Democrats, FBI, Jerry Brown, Linda P.B. Katehi, Los Angeles, Pacific Sunwear, Paul Tanaka, pension crisis, Roger Hernandez, San Antonio, San Francisco, SEIU, Sport Chalet, Stanton, Taxes, Texas, Toyota, UC Davis, unemployment, unions, Vance Ginn | Leave a comment

Texas vs. California Update for September 17, 2014

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Lawrence Person

Time for another Texas vs. California roundup: The Texas economy continues to hum along: During the second quarter, Texas employers added 148,200 net nonfarm jobs—an average of 49,400 per month. This amounts to an 18 percent share of all jobs … Continue reading →

Posted in Austin, Budget, Democrats, Regulation, Texas, unions, video, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State | Tagged Ashima, Austin, BART, Budget, Burnet County, California, CalPERs, CalSTARS, Democrats, drought, Firefly Space Systems, Jerry Brown, Los Angeles, North Carolina, Regulation, San Antonio, San Bernardino, Tesla Motors, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, unions, video, waste, Watsonville | 2 Comments